(ANSA) - NEW YORK, Aug 2 - When you say looked a bit 'heavy. The valley of S. Joaquin, Calif., reported recently, the air more 'polluted in the country. The cause? Not cars, but the flatulence of cattle.
The dairy industry and 'strong in this valley and California with approximately 2.5 million dairy cows-about one-fifth of the Union that' produce ' something like 9 pounds of 'malodorous emissions' each year, the results are truly catastrophic for the environment.
California Cows are in fact far more 'polluting cars, trucks or pesticides used in agriculture, combined, according to results of a study published today in the Los Angeles Times.
Now farmers in the valley of S. Joaquin will have to spend millions of dollars in technologies to reduce pollution levels and above will have to change the diet of cows, argue that despite the allegations have no basis in science.
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