Category: Agriculture
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How Fertilizers, Methane, and Land Use Drive Agricultural Emissions
Agriculture produces greenhouse gases through fertilizer use, livestock and manure methane, and land use change. This article explains where those emissions come from, why they are counted differently, and which levers matter most when you want a clearer view of the climate impact of food and farming.
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How Food Production Drives Your Carbon Footprint
Food choices ripple far beyond the plate. This article unpacks the greenhouse gas sources embedded in food systems, explains why certain foods carry heavier climate costs, and offers practical, evidence-aligned steps individuals and organizations can take to cut diet-related emissions without sacrificing nutrition or enjoyment.