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Explore evidence-based articles on climate change and food, covering emissions, agriculture, diets and evidence-based solutions.

A vibrant image of birds perched on branches amidst a coffee agroforestry system, with lush green trees and coffee plants in the background. The scene highlights the biodiversity and ecological balance provided by agroforestry practices. This visual complements the article "Can Agroforestry Save Coffee from Climate Catastrophe?", which discusses how agroforestry can offer a sustainable solution to the climate challenges facing coffee cultivation by integrating trees with coffee crops, enhancing resilience, and supporting biodiversity. The article emphasizes the importance of such practices in protecting coffee production from climate-related threats.
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Can agroforestry save coffee from climate catastrophe?

Climate change threatens global coffee production. Agroforestry — growing coffee under tree canopies — could be the solution the industry needs.
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A contemplative farmer stands in a vibrant, scenic field, looking toward the horizon with a picturesque mountainous backdrop and a colorful sky. The scene symbolizes a harmonious relationship between agriculture and innovation. This aligns with the article "Farmers Say Lab-Grown Meat Is Not the Enemy," which discusses the growing acceptance of lab-grown meat within the farming community. The article emphasizes that lab-grown meat could complement traditional farming practices rather than replace them, fostering sustainability and reducing environmental impacts in the food production system.
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Farmers say lab-grown meat 'not the enemy'. Here's why

British farmers say they are open to collaborating with “lab-grown” meat producers in the coming years
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A collage-style image shows Elon Musk seated and speaking, with industrial structures on the left and a cow on a grassy field to the right. Bright graphic elements including green, orange, and red circles add a surreal effect. The image accompanies a FoodFacts.org article discussing Elon Musk's controversial claim that animal agriculture makes no difference to global warming.
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Elon Musk claims animal agriculture makes no difference to global warming

Elon Musk claimed animal agriculture makes no climate difference — but livestock produces roughly 14.5% of global greenhouse emissions. Here's the data.
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A herd of light-colored cows graze on lush, green pasture. The cows are the central focus of the image, positioned in various poses as they eat grass. This image relates to an article discussing the sustainability of meat consumption, specifically Paul Saladino's response to David Attenborough's views on the topic.
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Examining Paul Saladino's response to Sir David Attenborough's claims on meat sustainability

Paul Saladino reacts to Sir David Attenborough's recommendation to adopt largely plant-based diets for sustainability reasons. This fact-check examines...
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