[Owl558]

How come all those millions upon millions of buffalo that were here before cows didn’t destroy the earth?

Maybe they don’t fart?

[Leftism is Mentally Deranged]

One bunch says “no beef” the other says “no pork.”

Neither one has a right to tell us what to eat. We don’t tell them not to eat grasshoppers.

[NeoCaveman]

Let’s ask the former governor of Alaska, from “Going Rogue”:

“I love meat. I eat pork chops, thick bacon burgers, and the seared fatty edges of a medium-well-done steak. But I especially love moose and caribou. I always remind people from outside our state that there’s plenty of room for all Alaska’s animals — right next to the mashed potatoes.”

[AngelesCrestHighway]

Dear India:

[Allegra]

Stick it, India.

Just for that, I'm going to be sure to order a steak when I join some friends for dinner at a restaurant this evening.

[Lorianne]

Good for them.
I’m glad they’re bossing us around for a change.
Our Western environmentalists have been on their case for population for a long time. I’m glad they’re turning the tables.

[wolfcreek]

Indians worship beef.

[Peter Horry]

Hey India! Kiss the Anchor

[Castigar]

“livestock is responsible for 18 per cent of the the Earth’s greenhouse gas emissions.”

Really?

The most abundant greenhouse gas by far is water vapor. Livestock is responsible for 18% of all the water vapor in the atmosphere?

[TSgt]

[ronniesgal]

...from my cold, dead hands.

[ArmyTeach]

No problem. We eat very little beef. Some chicken, salmon, but mostly we eat moose. And caribou.
Don’t get it. If living “meat” is the methane source of methane, are they suggesting that we eliminate all meat sources, domesticated or wild?

[Salgak]

The obvious replacement:

Indian Long Pig !!!

(evil grin)

[D Rider]

Oh, it's environmental cr^p. At first I thought they were upset that we were eating their gods or something.

[bravedog]

I saw mention of this UN report last year. I think that most of the greenhouse emissions were related to refrigeration in that report.

This must be too much of “an inconvenient truth” for even Gore to mention it.
Seems to me, if you have to make an argument, then you should talk about the greatest contributors to the “problem”. That fact that he avoided this topic is further evidence that Gore is only looking after his personal interests.

[Yo-Yo]

There are a few here that support the idea...

[DogBarkTree]

In my previous life I looked like this

[texgal]

Beef - it’s whats for dinner! (Get over it)

[behzinlea]

Thanks for the reminder. I haven’t had a good prime rib dinner in months. Tonight, I will dine well.

[skully]

Somebody needs to get the Indians the leaked memos about the scam that is AGW. Now off to consume a burger and fart in India's general direction.