"Some of the largest companies in the U.S. have pledged to adopt climate-friendly agricultural techniques. But some farmers say they haven’t provided enough _...Read More_
"Some of the largest companies in the U.S. have pledged to adopt climate-friendly agricultural techniques. But some farmers say they haven’t provided enough _...Read More_
"It’s shaping up to be a tough year for agriculture: With record drought gripping the West, farmers in California’s Central Valley are leaving vast tracts of fertile land unplanted. A January cold snap in Florida devastated tomato crops _...Read More_
"It’s shaping up to be a tough year for agriculture: With record drought gripping the West, farmers in California’s Central Valley are leaving vast tracts of fertile land unplanted. A January cold snap in Florida devastated tomato crops _...Read More_
"Regenerative grazing can eliminate the need for commodity crops grown for feed; it also spreads manure naturally and keeps living plants in the ground at all times trapping nutrients in place, potentially helping to mitigate cows’ climate _...Read More_
"Regenerative grazing can eliminate the need for commodity crops grown for feed; it also spreads manure naturally and keeps living plants in the ground at all times trapping nutrients in place, potentially helping to mitigate cows’ climate _...Read More_
>"In an industry dominated by pesticides and synthetic products, traditional farming offers an alternative approach to protecting crops and the soil. It provides sustainable solutions to contemporary challenges, such as biodiversity loss _...Read More_
>"In an industry dominated by pesticides and synthetic products, traditional farming offers an alternative approach to protecting crops and the soil. It provides sustainable solutions to contemporary challenges, such as biodiversity loss _...Read More_
“Preparing for future threats, like dwindling freshwater supplies or irreversible ecosystem damage, will require transformational changes that involve rethinking how people build homes, grow food, produce energy and protect nature”
“Preparing for future threats, like dwindling freshwater supplies or irreversible ecosystem damage, will require transformational changes that involve rethinking how people build homes, grow food, produce energy and protect nature”
Great article by BrianKateman gets this right: stop invoking impoverished countries as a counterargument to meat reduction for rich ones. While it also summarizes some important points about meat & development, it glosses over others.
Great article by BrianKateman gets this right: stop invoking impoverished countries as a counterargument to meat reduction for rich ones. While it also summarizes some important points about meat & development, it glosses over others.
This is an interesting piece but I don't think that historically, gleaning involved "harvesting surplus crops to redistribute to those in need" so much as actually *being done* by people in need, after the good stuff had gone, to have _...Read More_
This is an interesting piece but I don't think that historically, gleaning involved "harvesting surplus crops to redistribute to those in need" so much as actually *being done* by people in need, after the good stuff had gone, to have _...Read More_
"We currently use over one-third of the corn we produce for biofuel, and it offsets 6% of gas use. We could get the same benefit by increasing fuel economy of cars from 22 to 24 MPG."
"We currently use over one-third of the corn we produce for biofuel, and it offsets 6% of gas use. We could get the same benefit by increasing fuel economy of cars from 22 to 24 MPG."
"Government-financed support in sectors including agriculture, fossil fuels and water is incentivising the annihilation of the natural world. But reforming the system is politically fraught"
"Government-financed support in sectors including agriculture, fossil fuels and water is incentivising the annihilation of the natural world. But reforming the system is politically fraught"