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Doyogena, Ethiopia (photo credit: ILRI\Zerihun Sewunet).

A closer look: Comparing methods to measure methane emissions from sheep

Milk being poured into a jug (ILRI / Kabir Dhanji).

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Can Kenya meet dairy production and greenhouse gas emissions reduction targets by 2030?

from L-R: Joachine Idibu, Ackim Mwape, Cludia Arndt, and Gaius Segbegnon at ILRI

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Tackling livestock emissions in Africa: building essential research capacity through collaboration and innovation

IPCC vs CSIRO Tier 2 Emissions Comparison

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Why livestock emission estimates might vary: The Tier 2 model effect

CircAgric drone measuring emissions from a herd of camels at Kapiti (Alouette van Hove, University of Oslo)

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First use of a drone to measure ruminant methane emissions in Africa

Documentation of best practices on fodder production in Wajir for KRDP1 project on Enhanced Community Resilience to Drought in ASALs, 10-13 March 2014 (photo credit: ILRI/Dorine Odongo).

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Connecting climate action and peace building in Kenya’s arid and semi-arid lands

PhD students Demissie Dawana (left) and Tegegn Fantahun (far right) from the Mazingira Centre spent time with Loyapin Bondé (center) to demonstrate and explain how the biodigester is an effective tool to reduce manure emissions and transform manure into fertilizer. Photo courtesy of Loyapin Bondé

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Enhancing West African greenhouse gas research through expert exchange visits at ILRI's Mazingira Centre

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ILRI’s Jimmy Smith on bringing science-based nuance and clarity to today’s polarized livestock debates

Full adoption of existing mitigation strategies can help meet livestock methane reduction targets by 2030

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Full adoption of existing mitigation strategies can help meet livestock methane reduction targets by 2030