GHG Protocol

New Nature Food study finds that converting land from maize to soy and implementing a set of more sustainable farming practices would cut both greenhouse gas and fertilizer use by 2035.

Sustainable production of soy and maize could ‘boost yields and cut emissions’ in China | Carbon Brief Switching to more sustainable production of soy and maize could boost food security in the world’s most-populous country and simultaneously alleviate some of the environmental impacts of agriculture, new research shows.

There's no silver bullet for . But the Royal DSM claim a fine, white powder can suppress microorganisms in the guts of cattle that produce , a gas that traps roughly 80X more heat than carbon over a two-decade period.

BUSINESS: New powder could cut cow burp emissions. Will FDA say OK? There is no silver bullet for climate change. But a Dutch conglomerate thinks there just might be a powder.

Greenhouse gas are on the rise again after a break imposed by a combination of , slowing economic output and severe lockdown restrictions.

Global carbon emissions: the world keeps polluting after Covid-19 After a dry spell in carbon emissions during Covid-19, they are up again, now towering dangerously above pre-pandemic levels in some countries. Data and experts show how the world faired since the pandemic and what the changes mean. Seeing the previous hiatus as progress might be misleading.