Reducing Methane Emissions

Cows in a field drinking water from a basin.

It is now possible to virtually eliminate cow methane emissions by manipulating the type of water they drink and the feed they have access to.

Changing the environment of the Rumen, changes what can live there.

Research suggests that elevating the dissolved concentration of molecular hydrogen to 100µM (0.2 ppm) or more, will thermodynamically inhibit methanogenesis.

This suggests that an easy delivery mechanism would be for the animal to drink hydrogen (and oxygen) saturated water.

 

If cows were to drink Hydrogen nanobubble-infused water, it is expected that it should suppress all rumen methane production.

Rebuilding Life

A koala gripping the branch of a tree in the middle of a bushfire-stricken forest.

The effects of the Australian wildfires have been devastating on our wildlife. We believe bushfire recovery technologies are achievable, but we need help.

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