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ARTICLE · 16 OCTOBER 2019

Sustainable agricultural innovation offers key for climate change resilience

As a contributor to and victim of climate change, it is critical that the global food & agriculture sector evolves its practices.

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Introduction

The science on climate change is clear. More than almost any other sector, the food sector is both a contributor to, and a victim of, the effects of climate change, and so it is critical that the sector continues to evolve how it manages the threat of climate change and how it handles emissions and other environmental concerns.

In this special feature article, we explore a number of key innovations which are reshaping the sector.

The global food and agriculture sector is being challenged because its production methods, operations and impact on the environment is significant.

  • As a source of greenhouse gas emissions such as nitrous oxide and methane
  • As a contributor to the destruction of forest land to enable grazing and crop cultivation in some countries

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