Tag: "cows"
Grazing a New Trail
In California's arid San Joaquin Valley, scientists propose a novel approach to managing the landscape to benefit the threatened lizards, kangaroo rats, and squirrels who call it home. Livestock grazing, often demonized in the conservation world, can actually help create livable habitat for smaller creatures when well-managed.
Post on Mar 13, 2012 by Helen Taylor from QUEST Northern California
Land Preservation on the Chopping Block
Under Governor Jerry Brown's proposed budget, state funding for the Williamson Act would be eliminated.
Post on Feb 11, 2011 by Lauren Sommer
Reporter's Notes: Cow Power Not Cutting It
A handful of dairies across California are capturing the climate change emissions produced by their cows. But they're running headlong into another environmental problem.
Post on Aug 27, 2010 by Lauren Sommer
Cashing in on Carbon
When football fans tune in on Super Bowl Sunday next weekend, they'll be watching a greener Super Bowl, according to the NFL. Demand for carbon credits is booming, with companies from Dell Computer to Enterprise Rent-a-Car offering their customers offsets with their purchases. But critics are concerned that consumers don't know what they're buying – [...]
Post on Jan 24, 2008 by Lauren Sommer
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