What would happen if just 54 wealthy nations adopted the EAT-Lancet planetary health diet?
Answer: it could lock away enough carbon to help them meet their emissions targets by century-end.
Answer: it could lock away enough carbon to help them meet their emissions targets by century-end.
Spoiler: All of the home delivery options had lower emissions than in-store shopping using an internal-combustion vehicle
A new analysis shows that a technology called ‘air-stripping’ produces 5 to 10 times less greenhouse gas emissions than the Haber-Bosch process—at a far lower cost.
The team found that landscapes with increased diversity produced ~17 to 18 bushels more per acre, of corn and wheat
How computerized arugula (aka roquette) farms take over the world
Vanilla farms help boost the number of species found on land previously cleared for agriculture in Madagascar, scientists find.
An extensive new study tested a different nudges and found a few simple, cheap ones that reduced a meal's carbon footprint by up to 76%.
The new coating can be washed off with water and degrades in just 3 days—compared to the centuries it takes plastic packaging to break down
Researchers advance the science of 'artificial photosynthesis', a process that bypasses the need for sunshine to grow food—and does so more efficiently than the conventional way.