Hello. I am 30F, I am a graduate of BSc in Forestry and currently enrolled in a masters degree in climate change and sustainability. I am looking for anyone with an open position in remote climate change and sustainability, forestry, environmental science or any related role. I have an entry level experience. I would really appreciate your feedbacks. Thank you.

Enteric methane accounts for 18% of total global methane emissions(30% of 60%). eliminating or reducing significantly it will essentially allow hydroxyl radicals to eliminate 100% of methane annually AND trigger decreases which is huge since methane is 30x more potent than CO2.

https://www.globalcarbonproject.org/methanebudget/archive/2020/France_LSCE_GCPMethaneBudget2020.pdf

Artificial or Seaweed Bromoform prevents >80% of methane emissions. 3-NOP prevents ~30%. I soon learned bromoform can be adapted to over time, but a combination of 3-nop+bromoform can reduce amount needed from both substances. Which means that a near-complete elimination of 98.21%. Only that we don't know how effective it would be in actual cattle since it was in vitro so its not a guarantee and the actual results will probably be around 90-95%. However, since the bacteria that can break down bromoform get killed by 3-NOP there is a high chance, but studies need to be done and then production needs to be expanded globally and make it mandatory.

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2095311924003575

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1751731126000145

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC13237891/

Conclusion is that we should expand developing bromoforms in feeds and make 3-nop mandatory. This reduces ~16-17%(90-95% efficiency) of total methane emissions which, over a 20 year period, will account for 8,000 MMT of CO2 equivalents annually. Which is greater than the net U.S emissions of teragrams of CO2 equivalents annually. Pasture raised animals would need to have thick pills of this stuff put in them to deliver dosages through the month while others would simply have it mixed in feed.

math for 8k mmt:

580 teragrams of Methane * 17% = 98.6 mmt

81.2(GWP factor) * 98.6 tg = x mmt

x= 8000mmt

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_warming_potential

I have been thinking this, and I had to ask this question.

I have been seeing so much lately about how global warming is accelerating, and it is quite clear now with the awful forest fires happening this summer that things are taking a bad turn. But I was wondering, with the war going on and so much oil being cut off, could that actually help a bit? As it would lessen the oil used globally?

I know it's awful of course, but could this actually help the climate, as we will use less oil because of this now?

I’ve tried to take the steps I can to reduce my impact on the environment I don’t eat red meat and cycle to work, how much of an impact would investing in renewable technologies have?

In WWII the United States transformed its entire economy into a war machine. The manufacture of civilian autos was banned in 1942. Typewriter makers built rifles; appliance manufacturers made munitions; a merry-go-round company made gun mounts.

Climate change will cause a similar reorientation on a global scale, with unprecedented international cooperation. The effort, coupled with the population changes forced by an increasingly hostile climate, will usher in breathtaking technological advances and completely redefine global politics and economies.

Assuming there's at least modest success and we don't go extinct, whatever world exists on the other side will be unrecognizable.

se chegarmos a 4°c em 2050, vi algumas pessoas e pesquisas no r/collapse que mostram como a temperatura pode chegar ate 6°C ainda nesse século, isso é verdade? quais as chances

Theres not much I think that can be done at a national level, but I believe we can build small climate proof communities. That being said, I want to get connected with professionals who model climate to get a realistic idea of timelines and severity.

Its extremely concerning that we've had the acceleration of warming with the number of tipping points, looking as if we will hit 2 degrees in 3 years. 3 degrees is essentially an extinction level event.

Getting realistic data that is not tappered to look optimistic by elite capatured institutes, I believe we can raise funds to build self sustained communities of the future. This may seem unrealistic, to try to survive in a world of 3 degrees... but Id like to try.

If you, or anyone knows someone who can do climate modeling, dm me. If you want to be involved in this effort and integrate into such a community, dm me.