Collecting Cow Farts And Burps?

 

Biden Unveils New Plan to Reduce Methane Emissions by 2030

Um...no. He's not going after cow farts and belches (as yet); he's going to go after  oil and gas wells, of course. Apparently they produce a lot of methane as well, though probably not as much as dairy farms. 

But hey, if he can stick it to important sources of energy - and you, since prices for those commodities will obviously rise as a result, all the better!

Makes me wonder how much more damage he can inflict.

 

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