Greenhouse gas emissions from livestock can be cut by 30 per cent, says FAO

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Food and Agriculture Organisation says farmers can slash emissions merely by adopting better methods

Greenhouse gas emissions from livestock could be cut by up to 30 per cent if farmers adopt better techniques without having to overhaul entire production systems, according to a study released on Thursday...

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