Editing Agriculture — Enteric Fermentation Emissions (section)

== Geographic / System Context ==
Enteric fermentation emissions occur globally wherever ruminant livestock are raised. These emissions are not confined to a specific geographic region but vary in magnitude depending on livestock density, species composition, feeding regimes, and management practices. Regions with large-scale cattle ranching, such as parts of the Americas, Australia, and Africa, typically exhibit higher emission levels. The emissions contribute to atmospheric methane concentrations worldwide, influencing regional and global climate systems. Because the signal is not geography-scoped, it is considered as a global-scale environmental phenomenon linked to agricultural systems.