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Developing Asia’s coal demand helped cancel out rich-world emissions cuts last yearCarbon & Climate
Developing Asia’s coal demand helped cancel out rich-world emissions cuts last year
High-income nations released less carbon dioxide last year. But emissions increased elsewhere as developing regions struggled to balance economic growth and climate action, while heavy industries and transport emissions were as hard to abate as ever. -
‘New agricultural revolution’ needed to boost food security, cut emissionsMuch of the technology to reduce emissions from agriculture and farming, and to optimise feed yields, is already available. But adoption of the science is lagging, says Pieter Nuboer, Asia Pacific president of DSM Nutritional Products.
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