The multinational joins the Global Methane Hub to fund the Enteric Fermentation R&D Accelerator.
The multinational joins the Global Methane Hub to fund the Enteric Fermentation R&D Accelerator.
Danone SA is the first corporation to join the Global Methane Hub’s Enteric Fermentation R&D Accelerator, a research project to create practical solutions for dairy farmers to reduce methane emissions.
The globally coordinated research effort on enteric methane is coordinated by GMH and supported by an alliance of philanthropic organizations and governments. It’s already raised $200 million in funding.
The project will invest in research looking for scalable and practical solutions for livestock farmers that can mitigate enteric fermentation, which is the digestive process of ruminant livestock. Research will include mitigation of methane via feed additives, plant and animal genetics, methane vaccines, as well as accessible and affordable measurement technologies.
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