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New study uses causal analysis to demonstrate big reductions in carbon emissions if fewer bovines. In ten years, methane emissions from all activities if bovine stop would be 80 % of methane emissions from all activities if no intervention. Results and causation: doi.org/10.5281/zeno...

Eric Maugendre

@data.yt

New study uses causal analysis to demonstrate 20 % less methane emissions if one commodity replaced. I have just published a preprint article at doi.org/10.5281/zeno...

19/4/26, 6:50 pm1 repost4 likes

Eric Maugendre

@data.yt

19 Apr

20% of methane emissions would be avoided if we stopped raising cattle. Preprint uses causal inference to demonstrate the impact of such a public policy: doi.org/10.5281/zeno... Cites @vincentab.bsky.social, Susanne Dandl, @noahgreifer.bsky.social, @topepo.bsky.social, Kjell Johnson, Judea Pearl…

Vincent Arel-Bundock

@vincentab.bsky.social

19 Apr

looks interesting. Thanks for the tag!

Eric Maugendre

@data.yt

19 Apr

Thank you for the help: Reading you very much contributed to my research.

Eric Maugendre

@data.yt

21 June

Study: methane gas emissions would be reduced by about 20 % in ten years if stopping bovine livestock. A climate policy could be to generalize the current practice of turning male calves into steers. doi.org/10.5281/zeno...