Food & Agriculture
Is Big Ag in the running to be a climate crisis hero?
Agriculture's biggest trade groups have started promoting farmers' role in mitigating climate change. Read More
In a small Alaskan town, entrepreneurs attempt to go from food insecure to secure
Where food prices are 35 percent higher than the US mainland average, community members do what they can to address food insecurity. Read More
Episode 190: Ambition, angst and action at Climate Week, Danone CEO prioritizes biodiversity
Tune in for a recap of news and conversations during more than 300 events linked to the UN General Assembly. Plus inside PepsiCo's Sustainable Farming Program and a peek into Engie Impact. Read More
From the farm to the restaurant, how people are investing in regenerative agriculture
Farming itself could regenerate the land — but it might take both public and private sectors to achieve success. Read More
Farming plays key role in UN climate push on land restoration
"The whole land-climate system" needs indigenous peoples, sustainable agriculture and reforestation to cut emissions. Read More
Could planting 1 trillion trees counteract climate change?
The U.N. suggests that adding 2.5 billion acres of forest to the world could limit global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius by 2050. But some researchers aren't so sure. Read More
A sustainable food and land use transition could net $4.5 trillion economic boost
A landmark new report outlines the economic case for drastic changes to global systems. Read More
Rethinking food packaging can dent the plastic pollution crisis
Although the global economy is increasingly wrapped in plastic, companies of all sizes are dramatically reducing their use of it. Read More
The history of cellular agriculture (and the future of food, too)
Cowless meat, chickenless eggs and fishless seafood — oh my. Read More
Forget moonshots — it’s time now for a global 'soilshot' to address climate change
Poor land use is increasing erosion, nutrient depletion and other threats. But sustainable practices and technologies can reverse this trend. Read More
