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Germany Drops ‘Completely Unreasonable’ Meat Consumption To Record Low
Germans keep reducing their meat consumption, a new report finds.
New data released by the Federal Information Centre for Agriculture in Germany shows that meat consumption per capita decreased by approximately 4.2 kg in 2022, dropping!-->!-->!-->…
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Climate Doomism Is Bad Storytelling – If We Want To Trigger Action, We Need To Lead With Hope
Climate doomism, the view that humanity has lost the climate battle, makes us feel helpless and anxious. It also stops us from taking action.
By: Anastasia Denisova, Senior Lecturer in Journalism, University of Westminster
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Climate Change Is Coming for Big Meat in a Big Way, New FAIRR Report Finds
A new analysis by FAIRR's Climate Risk Tool has found that half of the world's largest livestock firms may be at risk of operating losses by 2030 due to climate-related cost increases.
According to the new FAIRR report, 20 of the 40!-->!-->!-->…
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How the E.U. — and Women CEOs — are Tackling Greenwashing
As the European Commission takes new steps to crack down on greenwashing in product labels and advertisements, research points to a foolproof way to avoid greenwashing in the first place: hire more women executives.
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10 Things You Need To Know About The 2023 IPCC Climate Report
The latest IPCC report is out and the findings are distressing and we highlight the ten most important ones you need to know.
It’s been a big week for the climate emergency. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), the!-->!-->!-->…
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Your Daily Cup of Coffee is Costly to the Planet. Here’s How to Fix It.
By: Mark Maslin, Professor of Earth System Science, UCL and the Natural History Museum of Denmark & Carmen Nab, PhD Candidate in Environmental Science, UCL
For many of us, coffee is essential. It allows us to!-->!-->!-->…
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The Era of Certified Regenerative Agriculture Is Underway
It's been more than 20 years since the USDA launched the National Organic Program that changed the American food system. Now, farmers and forward-thinking brands are embracing regenerative agriculture as the next step in healthy food and!-->…
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Jellatech Debuts Cell-Based Human Collagen As Investigation Links Industry to Deforestation
The jury's still out on whether or not collagen supplements have any real benefits, but as an investigation links the industry to deforestation, an achievement from Jellatech may bring new opportunities to the booming category.
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Why Patagonia’s First Acquisition In 20 Years Is a Regen Cracker Company Called Moonshot
Patagonia Provisions, the food and beverage arm of outdoor giant Patagonia, has announced the acquisition of Moonshot, a snack brand that is known for its environmentally-friendly and sustainable practices.
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High Methane Food Consumption Must Drop to Meet Paris Agreement Targets, Study Finds
According to a recent study, if emissions from food production continue at their current levels, they will cause at least 0.7°C of global warming by the end of the century.
The study, published in the journal Nature Climate Change,!-->!-->!-->…
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An Open Letter To The WSJ: Indonesia’s Deforestation Policies Are Far From A Model Of Success
While it’s true that forest destruction in Indonesia is at its lowest pace in twenty years, deforestation policies in Indonesia are anything but a model of success.
I wrote this response to the Wall Street Journal article, "Indonesia!-->!-->!-->…
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How to Stop the Spread of Climate Disinformation
Governments should make companies alter the algorithms that amplify climate falsehoods.
By Erica Sieber and Michael Khoo
The next time you use Twitter, search for “climate.” What do you expect to see as the top result? Content about!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
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Carbon Labeling Is Coming For Your Food: Here’s What You Need To Know
As companies race to net zero goals and consumers demand more transparency about the products they buy, carbon labels will become a necessity, particularly on supermarket shelves. But do they work? And how should they be designed? Here's!-->…
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Lobbies, Food Tech & Neophobia: In Conversation with George Monbiot About How To Feed The World Without Devouring The Planet
It's hard to think of someone who holds truth to power as effectively and as committedly as George Monbiot. The multi-award-winning British thinker, journalist, activist, and long-time environmentalist has been speaking out on the ills of!-->…
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Regenerative Agriculture Needs A Standardized Definition, Says New Report
A new report says that an inconsistent understanding of what regenerative agriculture entails and what it can achieve means an outcome-based framework for measuring and assessing regenerative agricultural practices is needed.
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Oatly Adds Climate Footprint To Revamped US Oatgurt Range To ‘Give Consumers Choices’
Oatly Group AB, the Swedish oat drink company, announced that it has added climate footprint labeling to select US products, starting with the brand's newly reformulated Oatgurts, a range of plant-based yogurts.
Oatly Group AB, the!-->!-->!-->…
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Nest Co-Founder Takes On Food Waste Emissions With Mill
Matt Rogers, co-founder of the popular Nest Labs smart thermostat, is now putting his focus on food waste with the launch of a novel kitchen device called Mill.
Mill is a kitchen device that dehydrates a range of food scraps not!-->!-->!-->…
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Food Culture Expert Eve Turow-Paul of Food For Climate League: ‘Small Changes To Menu Language Can Dramatically Impact Consumer Choice’
Green Queen's Sonalie Figueiras interviews non-profit founder and food culture expert Eve Turow-Paul about food, climate and how to empower people to change what's on their plate for a more sustainable future.
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It’s the Law: Taiwan’s New Climate Bill Mandates Government Backing of Plant-Based Diets
Taiwan's new climate bill, the Climate Change Response Act, includes sweeping legislation aimed at achieving the country's 2050 net-zero target. Chief among its requirements: promoting a low-carbon, plant-based diet.
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EVs, Green Fertilizers & Plant-Based Proteins: These 3 ‘Super Tipping Points’ Key To Decarbonization
A new report says targeted action dubbed 'super-tipping points' in three key areas including EVs, green fertilizers and plant-based proteins could lead to a significant reduction in greenhouse gas emissions and accelerate the transition to!-->…
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As China Reopens Ahead of Lunar New Year, Carbon-Intensive Meat Demand Set to Surge
With China's U-turn on its “zero-Covid” policy and the Lunar New Year just around the corner, a boom in carbon-intensive meat consumption is highly likely.
For the rest of the world, 2022 was marked by a return to the pre-pandemic!-->!-->!-->…
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