How hunting animals for meat could actually help save threatened ecosystems By News October 08, 2021 Add Comment Edit Consumption of wild animal meat by Amazonian and Afrotropical communities can result in lower greenhouse gas emissions than if it was replaced with beef or poultry, researchers say. What does this mean for Australia? Share this post Related PostsVictoria records no new local cases as Melbourne's lockdown liftsRobodebt condemned as a 'shameful chapter' in withering assessment by federal court judgeSwimming Australia calls on Groves to give more details of concernsSecurity boss wants to tackle cybercrime like the British Navy fought pirates in the CaribbeanHong Kong censors now have the power to ban movies 'endangering national security'Hong Kong censors now have the power to ban movies 'endangering national security'After an unwanted advance on LinkedIn, Layla has given up on the networking platform. She's not the only oneAFL live: Swans take on Hawks at the SCG
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