Irish Farmers Protest Plans to Call Livestock to Meet Climate Targets

Farmers in Ireland are protesting government proposals to call livestock including up to 200,000 cows. The move is an effort to meet national and European Union climate targets according to Ireland's independent up to 65,000 dairy cows would have to be removed from the national herd every year for three years at a cost of 200 million euros. Irish farmers protest plans to call livestock to meet climate targets.