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Agriculture: mitigation to achieve carbon neutrality

Cmcc study demonstrates how to eliminate emissions from livestock farms

The agricultural, forestry and livestock sectors can contribute to the global mitigation and development objectives of a territory if sustainable land use activities are implemented. A study directed by the Cmcc foundation (Euro-Mediterranean Center on Climate Change), highlights how mitigation options based on the agricultural sector, especially on a small scale, can lead to the elimination of emissions...

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Viterbo, VT, Italia, 02/03/2021 10:42
EFA News - European Food Agency

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