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"says lead author Sabine Mathesius, a climate modeler at the Potsdam Institute for Climate impact Research in Germany.
energy and climate impact. or the folks who already are active for doing deals in this area,
suggesting agriculture indirect climate impacts surpass the impacts of deforestation for timber and other commodities. The researchers aim to tally those indirect impacts later this year.
The paper noted a gulf between global efforts to reduce the climate impacts of deforestation, and the dearth of a global response to the climate impacts of food production.
REDD is a major focus of U n. climate negotiations but agriculture is discussed barely during the talks. here been a lot of discussion back and forth,
Doug Boucher, the director of climate research at the Union of Concerned Scientists, says agriculture climate impacts could be reduced without taking food off tables.
The biggest opportunities for reforming agriculture climate impacts can sometimes be found miles from where any food is grown.
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