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Carbon Offsets: What Are They? And Do They Work?

How important is soil quality to addressing climate change? It's critical, and here's a blueprint for refocusing American R&D

COVID-19 and the resulting economic crisis have highlighted and exacerbated the plight of American farmers, while also threatening already

Policy, not politics, will change America's meat habits

Conservatives are latching onto meat consumption the way they backed to fossil fuel companies.  As awareness of the climate impact of meat grows, a potential roadblock to cutting consumption is emerging: A culture war.  Conservatives and liberals have skirmished over this for several years. But earlier this week, another front opened up. It began with media reports that claimed incorrectly that President Joe Biden was about to force Americans to cut back on meat. Here’s what Texas governor Greg Abbott had to say about that: Greg Abbott responds to a incorrect report on Biden limiting meat in consumption.  Courtesy of

Cow Cocktails and Vaccines Join the Battle to Reach Net Zero

Cow Cocktails and Vaccines Join the Battle to Reach Net Zero Apr 27 2021, 11:41 AM April 26 2021, 10:30 PM April 27 2021, 11:41 AM (Bloomberg) Cows in New Zealand are getting a cocktail typically associated with hipsters in New York or London. (Bloomberg) Cows in New Zealand are getting a cocktail typically associated with hipsters in New York or London. Branded Kowbucha, a nod to the popular fermented drink kombucha, it’s being tested by one of the world’s biggest dairy producers, Fonterra Cooperative Group Ltd., to see if it can reduce the amount of methane burped out by the country’s 4.9 million cows.