Methane Options

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Subject: Methane Options (Opinion)

Hey Everyone, I am writing to you today to discuss methane in relation to climate change and the fact that people are looking at options to resolve this matter. As such I was thinking of a few options to help. I propose a redesign of cattle farms to include stadium sized lots that are enclosed. These buildings can be rigged with solar lights and rainwater collections to create an indoor cattle field. At the top of this building would be an air intake that would collect the methane and store it into containers to be used elsewhere. I was reading that Methane can be used to help alleviate the gas crisis we are facing in the near future. As such if we create these "methane Farming techniques" we will be able to use the collected methane for heating our homes in the winter. Perhaps the gas companies can partner with farms and purchase the collected methane to be used in their systems for winter. Furthermore, we should also look into options for solar power to help offset the costs of building operations as well for farms in general. Perhaps we can have our scientists review these options in an effort to confirm which methods would be best. Stay Safe, Stay Sanitized and Stay Supportive, John Ames Birch @johneames2