Interesting name for a web site. I must tell my friends. I do not beleive CO2 is the cause of climate change. It is nothing more than sub-prime science prolifegrated by the green communist left.

I found this on a fellow bloggers site thought you might be interested.

Eat Your Vegetables

Eating less meat and more fruits, grains and vegetables can help the environment more than you may realize. Eating meat, eggs and dairy products contributes heavily to global warming, because raising animals for food produces many more greenhouse gas emissions than growing plants. A 2006 report by the University of Chicago found that adopting a vegan diet does more to reduce global warming than switching to a hybrid car.
Raising animals for food also uses enormous amounts of land, water, grain and fuel. Every year in the United States alone, 80 percent of all agricultural land, half of all water resources, 70 percent of all grain, and one-third of all fossil fuels are used to raise animals for food.

Making a salad doesn’t take any more time than cooking a hamburger and it’s better for you—and for the environment.

Think about how much native vegetation has been cleared in Australia for the grazing of cattle and sheep. In addition to that large areas are used to grow grain to feed farm animals (most of the food energy of which is wasted via the animals’ metabolism). Such a very inefficient way to produce food!

The head of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, Dr. Rajendra Pachauri, recently pleaded with the world: ‘Please eat less meat – meat is a very carbon intensive commodity.’

Some of the issues are covered in VNV’s recent booklet: ‘Eating Up The World’
An online copy is at http://www.vnv.org.au/site/files/eatinguptheworld.pdf

By the way, there wasn’t a kangaroo problem before European settlement. There’s only been an issue with kangaroos since we converted native vegetation into pasture, thereby providing them with a vast food supply.

Kangaroos are native and there are many of them. They also don’t pollute the environment as they are meant to be there.

Great site Dave,
James