Livestock operations in Mexico hold great potential to contribute to climate change mitigation and adaptation. When waste from livestock is left to decompose or degrade naturally, it emits methane into the atmosphere that otherwise could be captured or destroyed. Through the installation of biogas control systems, livestock farmers have an alternative to not only reduce the methane they produce but receive carbon credits for doing so.

We are shaking things up a bit with this podcast episode and are releasing two different versions. If you’re joining here, Business Development Manager Lauren Wilson will give a brief overview of our Mexico Livestock Protocol. In parallel, you can tune in to a special version of this episode conducted in Spanish and hosted by Analytical Associates Abbey Garcia and Aurelia Casarrubias as they review the protocol and discuss how biogas control systems can reduce methane emissions into the atmosphere, thereby improving local air quality and the livelihoods of farming communities.

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