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Investor report highlights rise in livestock emissions

Greenhouse gas emissions from the world s top meat and dairy producers increased further this year, highlighting the urgent need for the food industry to clean its practices and help prevent global warming.

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Global Greenhouse Gas Emissions From Livestock Rose 3 3% From 2022 Levels

Global Greenhouse Gas Emissions From Livestock Rose 3 3% From 2022 Levels
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Rising Livestock Emissions Undermine World s Climate Fight

Rising Livestock Emissions Undermine World s Climate Fight
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Rising livestock emissions undermine world s climate fight

The climate footprint of the food industry accounts for nearly a third of global greenhouses gases. Livestock releases potent methane and makes up 14.5% of worldwide emissions.

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Livestock Emissions Are Rising That s Bad For The Climate

Emissions from the world’s 20 largest publicly-listed meat and dairy companies rose 3.3% from 2022 levels, according to a new report.

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