Greenpeace: 'The knife must be in the livestock' - BB TV: Andy Palmen

jpk 27 April 2018

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Greenpeace just shouldn't sit in the entrepreneur's chair is just an ordinary action group

Bob 27 April 2018

Ban fertilizer and organic fertilizer on it, then you can also reduce the gas.

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kees 27 April 2018

then we need enough animals!!

hh 27 April 2018

maybe let them look at other sectors first

jerr 27 April 2018

hello hh don't point to someone else right away

Bas 27 April 2018

So let them stop flying too. Greenpeace members are flying all over the world with their actions.

pig farmer 27 April 2018

We as agriculture are only a group of 5% who pollute almost nothing what do we think of aircraft industry areas where the smog flies around your ears and then argue for halving the livestock let Greenpeace go to the real polluters

baby 27 April 2018

By 2050, the livestock will have been halved long ago, because who wants to keep going with all those rules and be able to.

Einstein 28 April 2018

Unfortunately, we only really need one thing to open our eyes and that is a huge famine. It's a shame that something like this doesn't hit the rich Greenpeace crazies first.

show off 28 April 2018

if 10 percent emissions come from livestock farming, 90 percent comes from industry and transport, should we do something about that first or am I crazy?

theo 28 April 2018

Is there anyone who can explain how burning wood with a carbon cycle time of 60 years is 60% of the solution and livestock farming with a carbon cycle time of one year is 10% of the (non-existent) problem.

yes here me 28 April 2018

theo wrote:

Is there anyone who can explain how burning wood with a carbon cycle time of 60 years is 60% of the solution and livestock farming with a carbon cycle time of one year is 10% of the (non-existent) problem.

1) no slurry tank in the picture for wood
2) as long as there is a language deficiency, arguments are not read. There is only scorn for the writer

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info 28 April 2018

Who is the biggest polluter on this earth, that is man, he produces a lot of different waste, drives a car, flies when he goes on holiday and sometimes goes to work, uses fuel to cook his food eats all kinds of lily flaps that are with a lot of energy produced by the farmer as cheaply as possible and must be produced with expensive and fuel-consuming tractors that are very environmentally harmful. We order via laptop and have all items delivered by car, in which our greenpeace people also participate. And if farmers who for their daily food what is available to them 4 times a day, lie crooked and stick their neck out financially and then dare to say that the livestock must be halved, there are no words for such stupid people but you have them suffer from such thugs, too bad they didn't grow up in the starving areas.

bookscook 28 April 2018

The worst thing about these folks is that killing others is their livelihood. In other times they had other names for that that absolutely did not end in peace!
Oh let me now name them with left-wing right pocket fillers! The worst hypocrites of our society!

gives 30 April 2018

Gas gone Agriculture gone Dutch income gone .
Abroad continues to grow.
Is this the way for our country.
With less investment and the investments you already have, explain to me how that should and can be done.

Gerard Groot Koerkamp 30 April 2018

Fairy tales never come true. All reality is missing.

jpk 1 May 2018

Why action groups never tell consumers that food prices will rise 50% with every ban on GBM yield reduction, but I continue to grow fruit in the Netherlands

hans 1 May 2018

Jpk, right, you continue to grow in the Netherlands. Like so many. How much less production (less!) can we use to serve the consumer in the Netherlands? And isn't that price always linked to international prices? You don't scare the average Dutch citizen. Especially when you say that you will continue to produce anyway.

dirk 3 May 2018

Buy them out if you want to get rid of the farmer otherwise shut up. Give a little, take a little.

jpk 4 May 2018

The 2016-2017 season has been very profitable for apple and pear growers in ned
Season 2018 2019 will be completely different
The flowering is great in all eur visiting the acm for the withdrawal of apples and pears from the market job for the fruit and vegetable house therefore no food wastage

Arjan 12 May 2018

in 2050 the livestock will be halved and NED BV is broken

BB TV: Andy Palmen

Greenpeace: 'The knife must go to the livestock'

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