Anyone who has followed this story will see that Dr Howarth has lost his credibility with his colleges at Cornell U and other universities who have questioned his science. The anti-shale gas crowd sees that the water contamination issue is not gaining traction with the public, so now the switch to a methane “belch” from shale gas exploration. Since cows release about 100-150 gallons of methane a day thru belching and flatulence, should we ban cattle in Texas?
Anyone who has followed this story will see that Dr Howarth has lost his credibility with his colleges at Cornell U and other universities who have questioned his science. The anti-shale gas crowd sees that the water contamination issue is not gaining traction with the public, so now the switch to a methane “belch” from shale gas exploration. Since cows release about 100-150 gallons of methane a day thru belching and flatulence, should we ban cattle in Texas?
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