 The government is hoping the tax will help it meet its emissions reduction goals. Proceeds from the levy will go into a fund to help farmers go green. Denmark has already invested in feed additives that cut methane emissions from cows. The rate of meat consumption in Denmark is among the highest in the world, and despite government prodding, Danes are unenthusiastic about meat alternatives. The Telegraph says University of Copenhagen research found they are less likely than other Europeans to reduce their meat consumption.