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Image Resource Commentary: Ruminants, climate change and climate policy Despite a focus on reducing fossil fuel consumption, cuts in these emissions by themselves will not sufficiently address climate change. Read
Image Resource Representatives from the entire Swedish food chain guarantee responsible soy production Representatives from 27 Swedish food companies and organisations, have entered into a voluntary agreement to make sure that soy used in the production of food sold in Sweden is produced in a socially and environmentally responsible manner. Read
Image Resource “China facing bigger dietary health crisis than the US” In this interview journalist Tom Levitt discusses with Barry Popkin, coordinator of the China Health and Nutrition Survey, how Chinese diets have shifted in recent years and what this means in terms of public health and environmental impacts. Read
Image Resource The influence of food choices on nitrogen emissions and the European environment - ENA special report This report quantifies how much our food choices affect pollutant nitrogen emissions, climate change and land use across Europe. Read
Image Resource Workshop summary: Sustainable Prosperity - New directions for social science research Read
Image Resource The mis-measurement of extreme global poverty: A case study in the Pacific Islands Given the impending expiration of the MDGs, this article’s timely revision of the means of assessing extreme global poverty demonstrates how “dollar a day” measurements (now adjusted to $1.25) lack anchorage in specific human requirements, failing to provide a multidimensional understanding of poverty. Read
Image Resource A full greenhouse gases budget of Africa Africa has been thought to be a potentially large carbon sink of great value in efforts to mitigate carbon dioxide emissions. But this study reveals that it could be a net source of greenhouse gases that will increase global warming. Read
Image Resource Methane Emission by Camelids This study investigates specifically how camels compare to other ruminants in terms of emissions and they find that they release less methane. Read
Image Resource Healthy diets and greenhouse gas emissions – sustainability of the New Nordic Diet Diets with a greater dairy and meat proportion lead to more emissions, as compared to those with more vegetables and fruits. Read
