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Global report hurts farmers' emissions case
Friday 9 Aug 19 10:00am
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Reports paints a grim picture of future land use |
Farmers fighting a push for substantial cuts in methane emissions have been dealt a blow by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
Last night, the panel released its special report on land use and climate change, painting a grim picture of both the impacts of a changing climate on food production and the role industrial farming plays in causing climate change.
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