All posts filed under Climate Change

With implementation of the European Green Deal, the EU hopes to reduce carbon emissions by 55% to become a climate-neutral continent by 2050.

Carbon sequestration secures carbon dioxide to prevent it from entering the Earth’s atmosphere. The idea is to stabilize carbon in solid and dissolved forms.

“We don't live where the corn grows, but instead we live up here with our alpacas and llamas,” says alpaca breeder, Guadalupe Calachua.

The 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are a blueprint for working towards a more peaceful, equitable, and healthy planet and an urgent call for action and global partnership.

The CARICOM region is poised for a paradigm shift in the agricultural sector. This shift will revive farmers’ livelihoods, address climate change, and develop sustainable food systems across the Caribbean.

In the United States, 68% of consumers perceive organic food to be safer than conventional food. Organic food is better for us less because of what it has, and more because of what it doesn’t have.

It is expected that by 2050 we will have lost 90% of the world’s reefs, largely due to climate change. Coral Vita, the world’s first land-based coral farm, hopes to prevent that.

When we pause for a moment and begin to observe nature, we quickly realize that the perfect cycle of food production often already exists in the forest. Within this ecosystem, high-quality organic food outputs can simultaneously exist.

Focusing on market linkage within the agricultural supply chain is one way we are emphasizing collaboration and empowering farmers.