Does rice milk or milk from grain-fed cows emit less methane?

[Angrboda]

I'd tell you to do your own research, Flat - it's not as if this stuff is actually hidden deep within the bowels of academia...except that I'm pretty sure the results of you doing your own research will be predictably horrific.  Under currently prevalent conditions, rice milk is a bigger methane emitter than dairy - because rice produces more methane than the entire cattle industry - dairy being a fraction of it's footprint.  There are better ways to grow rice, ofc, just as there are better ways to operate a dairy.  From a methane standpoint, obvs.

Beyond that, I'm amazed that a climate conscious person, like yourself, is so disinterested in the capture of climate regulatory and advisory agencies by fossil fuel interests?  If ghg emmissions are a problem, that's certainly a compounding factor, no?

Have you ever done some actual research? You know, publishing papers in peer-reviewed journals? It immunizes you from all sorts of bullshit.

Doesn't seem to have helped you much.