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  • Time to fit some roo-bars to the Holden...

    I'll bet when the Aussies voted in Rudd and his climate change platform, they weren't quite expecting this...

    Never, ever underestimate what a 600-page government study might conclude. Canadians should check that Green Shift plan very carefully. If the Liberals follow the Aussie example reported below it takes no imagination to guess what the BBC headline will read. :p

    Could be the most popular Canadian political party recommendation ever. Anything to save the planet...



    From the BBC:
    Australians urged to eat kangaroo


    An Australian government adviser on climate change has urged Australians to ditch beef and lamb for kangaroo steaks to help save the planet.

    Sheep and cows produce a high amount of environmentally unfriendly methane gas through belching and flatulence.

    But economist Ross Garnaut noted in a report on global warming that kangaroos produce virtually no methane...

    ...In a 600-page study commissioned by the Australian government, Professor Garnaut calls for the agricultural industry to be included in the emissions trading scheme to be set up by 2010...

    ...Citing a study for the potential of kangaroos to replace other livestock for meat production, he notes that by 2020 beef cattle could be reduced by 7 million and sheep by 36 million.

    This would create the opportunity for an increase in kangaroo numbers from 34 million to 240 million in 12 years time...

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    Re: Time to fit some roo-bars to the Holden...

    If you're a health nut roo meat is great, very low fat and cholesterol and still feels like your eating a good bit of meat. Not quite a juicy steak though, but it's not too bad. Hooves decimate australian vegetation and soils, so roos are a pretty good choice for that too.

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      Re: Time to fit some roo-bars to the Holden...

      That, and good training for when it will be time to eat the Roo's smaller marsupial cousins...

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        Re: Time to fit some roo-bars to the Holden...

        Typical of this stupid Green thing......as a bloke who has grown wheat, and run sheep and cattle plus at times a few thousand roos!, I'd like to set these green idiots, who come up with this crap, onto rounding up a few roos and controlling them.

        There is also a lot of tripe about this Methane Gas thing. In the calculation, the Carbon fixed by the plants the cattle eat is not accounted for. That's a fact! It's a deliberate piece of false calculation to suit a political agenda. And then you wonder why farmers don't trust "Greens" and politicians.

        On the other hand, there is a bit of research going on, by people who have a clue, to examine the Microflora of the various guts in order to reduce the Methane output from a given amount of Carbon intake in sheep and cattle. Now that is sensible!

        The stupidity surounding some of this "green" thing drives me nuts!

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