Food Despite conservative outcry, reducing fertilizer emissions won’t lead to famine Michael von Massow, Alfons Weersink and Claudia Wagner-Riddle While hysteria has spread about the federal government's emissions reduction plan for agriculture, fears of food shortages are exaggerated
Food Is it time for a meat tax? Cameron Hepburn and Franziska Funke A meat tax, if implemented correctly, can combat climate change without putting pressure on poorer households – or farmers
Food Feds, provinces reach agreement to boost funding for regenerative agriculture Alex Robinson Some sustainable farming advocates say it's a step in the right direction, but more ambitious emissions targets are needed
Food Why is plant-based protein still more expensive than meat? Jessica Scott-Reid Study finds prices for plant-based products remain sky high as advocates blame meat industry subsidies for lack of price parity
Food | Summer 2022 Are craft beer companies really more sustainable? Alex Robinson Research finds big beer companies like Budweiser and Molson Coors outperform craft beer on environmental sustainability. Small breweries are stepping up.
Food | Spring 2022 Wealthy countries could cut their agriculture emissions by 62% with flexitarian diet Rick Spence Diet transformation would free up an area larger than the European Union, says new study
Food | Spring 2022 How livestock is getting caught in the climate change crossfire Roberta Staley Animal agriculture is both a major contributor to the climate crisis and a victim of it. What can farmers do to prepare?
Food | Spring 2022 The beef with fake meat: Dairy and meat lobbies take aim at plant-based products Jessica Scott-Reid Big Meat has been dabbling in the plant protein market. So why is the sector undermining growth of plant-based alternatives?
Food Beyond wars and pandemics, the climate crisis is the greatest risk to food supply chains Beth Hunter Solutions exist to reduce emissions and increase sequestration in agriculture, if more companies step up to the plate