Carbon footprint of transhumant sheep farms: accounting for natural baseline emissions in Mediterranean systems

@fleroy1974 @turbotechdog @AgusBC3 @gpardoBC3 ...scenario we used as a baseline in https://t.co/IuHXX5bEdb. If you are thinking of a concrete example, it would be very interesting to do the numbers.

RT @PabloPastos: @DrCarolJasper @fleroy1974 It depends what this industrial facilities are fed with, as said just before https://t.co/rojg…

@DrCarolJasper @fleroy1974 It depends what this industrial facilities are fed with, as said just before https://t.co/rojgbOhW7W. If the fodder originates from industrial crops, which have a considerable input of fossil fuel energy in terms of mineral N fi

@fleroy1974 @DrCarolJasper Following this logic, many of the emissions now attributed to livestock would actually be natural, inevitable GHG emissions that do not belong to the anthropogenic effect. We have described the logic of this thinking in the intro