Food security at forefront of climate treaty

01-04-2016 | |
Production of meat has a large environmental footprint, but food  security and preventing extreme hunger in the world has to be achieved  at all costs.
Production of meat has a large environmental footprint, but food security and preventing extreme hunger in the world has to be achieved at all costs.
The carbon footprint of the poultry production industry has taken a back seat to preventing extreme hunger in the most recent climate agreement. But what are the implications for the industry. At the end of last year close to 200 participants at the Climate Conference 2015 in Paris voted for a new binding climate agreement. In this agreement food production and security became an integral part of this new global climate treaty, which traditionally revolved around CO2 emissions. Farmers and prod


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Dick Van Doorn Freelance Journalist