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Agriculture: The blind spot in the COP26 methane deal

Business Green

Reducing methane is in the hands of a small number of large multinational corporations, which have the resources to act, writes Changing Markets Foundation's Nusa Urbancic. Methane has typically been ignored in climate policy. It also ignores the huge potential of methane emission reductions in the agricultural sector.

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Strategic Roadmaps for SBTi Forest, Land, & Agriculture Targets

EDF + Business

Moreover, by breaking out prominent agricultural GHGs—methane, nitrous oxide, and carbon dioxide—for six primary commodities as examples, our guide helps sustainability teams deliver a new approach to drive emissions reductions efficiently and in highest service to their climate strategy. Our Recommendations Cattle: Methane.

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Support for small-scale biogas solutions picks up international award

Envirotec Magazine

Her family harvests the vegetables grown with the help of the liquid fertiliser, and they cook most of their stove-top meals with the methane produced. She aims to build community resilience, while producing their own energy from food and animal residuals. and Puerto Rico, over 65% of them being women.

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GB’s Project Union hydrogen network project advances

Smart Energy International

Through the phased repurposing of existing high-pressure gas transmission network infrastructure, alongside the construction of selected new pipelines, Project Union is expected to create a hydrogen network of up to 2,000km, equivalent to 25% of Britain’s current methane transmission network. Join Enlit Europe in Paris. Have you read?

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Big Meat Unveils Battle Plans for COP28

DeSmogBlog

Animal agriculture is the largest emitter of methane, a greenhouse gas 80 times more potent than carbon dioxide when measured over a 20 year period. Scientists say that unless swift action is taken, methane from agriculture alone will take us beyond a 1.5C Just seven percent are based in Africa.

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Big Agriculture Casts Itself as Climate Champion Ahead of COP27

DeSmogBlog

Backers say the coalition aims to unlock new technologies that can help reduce the sector’s major contribution to climate change and make harvests more resilient. Africa has workable alternatives right here at home, for resilient agriculture that works with nature.”. Second, it would only reduce methane emissions from the cattle.

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Global Briefing: Davos Summit delivers flurry of green announcements

Business Green

Blue carbon holds immense potential for marine ecosystem restoration and coastal community resilience, while contributing to climate mitigation and helping raise critical funds to advance the urgent needs for ocean protection and conservation," said Kristian Teleki, director of the Ocean Action Agenda at WEF. "As

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