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Indonesia’s Agriculture Sector Contributed 2.4% of Global Agricultural Emissions in 2021
Indonesia’s agricultural sector is made up of large private and state-owned plantations and smallholder production modes. The large plantations of...
India’s Agriculture Sector Produced 12.7% of Global Agricultural CO2e Emissions in 2021
India has one of the largest agricultural sectors in the world. Agriculture is a primary source of livelihood for about...
Germany’s Agriculture Sector Contributed .89% of Global Agricultural Emissions in 2021
Despite its high population density, Germany is among the top four agricultural producers in the European Union – producing 50...
France’s Agricultural Sector Produced 1.1% of Global Agricultural Emissions in 2021
Agriculture is fundamental to the French way of life at home as well as to its identity abroad. As of...
The EU Agriculture Sector Contributed 15.3% of Total Global Agricultural Emissions in 2021
The EU is one of the world’s leading producers and net exporters of agriculture, making it unsurprising that agriculture makes...
Decreasing Importance of the Agricultural Sector in China’s Development is Reflected in Decreasing CO2 and NOX Emissions from Agriculture
For millennia, China has been a rural, agriculture-based country. While 56.1% or 5.29 mio km2 (2020) of China’s landmass is...
Canada’s Agriculture Sector Contributed .69% of Global Agricultural Emissions in 2021
Canada’s agriculture sector’s net greenhouse gas emissions (GGEs) have remained relatively stable since 1990 while its CO2 equivalent gases have...
Brazil’s Agriculture Sector Is Responsible for 9.8% of Global Agricultural Emissions
According to the Climate Trace inventory, Brazil’s agriculture sector emitted 2021 1.35 billion tons of CO2e20, which corresponds to 9.8%...
Australia’s Agriculture Sector Contributed 1.8% of Global Agricultural Emissions in 2021
Australia is a major agricultural producer and exporter. Agricultural production covers 55% of the nation’s landmass (427 million hectares in...
United States: A Climate Look Past and Forward
Looking Back 2022: The Passing of the Inflation Reduction Act Looking Forward 2023: Passing the New Farm BillThe passing of...
United Kingdom: A Climate Look Past and Forward
Looking Back 2022: Climate Action Summit Looking Forward 2023: Proposed Local Government and Regional Council SummitThe Climate Action Summit 2022...
Turkey: A Climate Look Past and Forward
Looking Back 2022: An increase in the use of renewable energy Looking Forward 2023: Looking Forward (Predictive) 2023 Presidential Election...
Spain: A Climate Look Past and Forward
Looking Back 2022: Extreme Weather Strains Energy Resources Looking Forward 2023: Plan to Secure 74% of Electricity with Renewable Energy...
Saudi Arabia: A Climate Look Past and Forward
Looking Back 2022: Saudi’s Green Initiative Forum 2nd Edition Looking Forward 2023 Conference and a Plan to Transition from Fossil...
Nigeria: A Climate Look Past and Forward
Looking Back 2022: Nigeria’s Energy Transition Plan Looking Forward 2023: Identify Needed Financial Support for the Energy Transition Plan ...
Mexico: A Climate Look Past and Forward
Looking Back 2022: The Sembrando Vida Program Looking Forward 2023: Implementing Improvements in Energy Efficiency and Greater Use of Renewable...
Indonesia: A Climate Look Past and Forward
Looking Back 2022: Floods, Droughts, and Other Extreme Weather Events Looking Forward 2023: To...
India: A Climate Look Past and Forward
Looking Back 2022: Climate pledges decreed by Indian Parliament Looking Forward 2023: Push for green hydrogen for a clean energy...
Germany: A Climate Look Past and Forward
Looking Back 2022: The Energy Crisis Looking Forward 2023: The Threat of Recession and Its Impact on Energy Use ...
France: A Climate Look Past and Forward
Looking Back 2022: Summer of Extreme Weather Events/ Looking Forward 2023: France’s Embrace of the Bridgetown InitiativeArguably the most important...