Being a logical person and recognizing that ruminants have been emitting "greenhouse" gases for millions of years, I have to wonder how far are they going to take this? Will they systematically wipe out all ruminants on the planet in order to "save" the environment? That would be all cattle, bison, sheep, deer, giraffes, etc. Or is this not about the environment at all, but more about controlling what we eat and how we live?
The left has really pulled off a propaganda victory with the "global warming/climate change" narrative. They have convinced so many people that the gas that is necessary for life to exist is a pollutant that people are willing to go along with anything if they believe it will eradicate that gas.
Just out of curiosity, I looked up "methane" because I am curious about what happens to it. I found a lot of information about sources of methane, heavily stressing manmade sources, along with a claim that it "traps 84 times more heat than CO2." This makes no sense, and no explanation whatsoever is given about the mechanism by which it traps this heat. [The mechanism proposed for CO2 exists, but is not sufficient for CO2 to actually have any effect to raise temperatures or the heat content of the atmosphere. Most energy from the sun is absorbed by objects on the ground.] Methane is consumed rapidly by soil bacteria, and readily reacts with hydroxyl radicals (OH) to form CO2. But we're supposed to be terrified of it.
I don't want to see any discussion of greenhouse gases until someone decides to include molecular and atomic explanations of HOW these gases supposedly trap heat for long periods. From a physical sense, the greenhouse gas hypotheses don't make sense.