Americas > FEATURE: Project to curb enteric methane emissions with feed additive enters pilot phase in Brazil

FEATURE: Project to curb enteric methane emissions with feed additive enters pilot phase in Brazil

Published 12:59 on April 4, 2024  /  Last updated at 12:59 on April 4, 2024  / /  Americas, International, Nature-based, South & Central, Voluntary

A project to reduce enteric methane emissions in Brazil through administering feed additive to cows should enter its pilot phase next month, led by a Santander-backed climate consultancy turned developer, which is also moving into the REDD+ voluntary carbon market.
A project to reduce enteric methane emissions in Brazil through administering feed additive to cows should enter its pilot phase next month, led by a Santander-backed climate consultancy turned developer, which is also moving into the REDD+ voluntary carbon market.


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