Reassessing wool's contribution to climate change

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Methane emissions from sheep are often seen as a significant issue when it comes to the environmental merits of wool. Yet new evidence presented during this year's IWTO Congress by Agustin del Prado, research professor at the Basque Centre for Climate Change, points to some common misperceptions.
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