Assessing IPCC Tier 2 Methodology for Enteric Methane Estimation in Tanzanian Rangeland Cattle: Evidence of Systematic Underestimation

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Published on October 2025

byInternational Livestock Research Institute

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Mwilawa, A.J., Gurmu, E.B., Weisbjerg, M.R., Laswai, G.H., Poole, J. and Arndt, C. 2025. Assessing IPCC Tier 2 Methodology for Enteric Methane Estimation in Tanzanian Rangeland Cattle: Evidence of Systematic Underestimation. Poster prepared for the 9th International Greenhouse Gas & Animal Agriculture Conference, Nairobi, 5-9 October 2025. Nairobi, Kenya: ILRI.

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Mwilawa, A.M.

GHG emissions
pastoralism

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Assessing IPCC Tier 2 Methodology for Enteric Methane Estimation in Tanzanian Rangeland Cattle: Evidence of Systematic Underestimation

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