12:31 | Global Warming and Climate Change have two well known culprits : Energy and Transport. But there are two more co-conspirators contributing catastrophically to the crisis. Those partners are Land Use and Intensive Livestock Farming.
6:04 | Most of the deforestation in the world today happens because people want to put farms where forests are. So, figuring out how to farm with trees instead of just chopping them down could help us fight climate change.
9:27 | A new study shows how climate change will impact global food security. We speak Michelle Tigchelaar, one of the report’s authors.
15:03 | I et EU land som Danmark, der har en intensiv landbrugsproduktion anslår man at landbruget står for 16% af den samlede udledning af drivhusgasser.
50:44 | Restorative development addresses some of the gravest of climate risks, such as increased droughts, floods and atmospheric pollution.
2:56 | How could increased CO2 affect our crops? Although CO2 is important to plants, changes in other conditions such as water, nutrients, and pests are likely to mean that more CO2 will not mean better crops.
1:20:21 | Further population growth to the predicted 10 billion by 2050 cannot be sustained at the current level of productivity, a problem made worse by climate change.
1:54 | Will climate change drastically reduce our food production, or will it change what we produce?
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1:12:19 | En slags efterfølger til Al Gore’s megahitter ”An Inconvenient Truth” om det han ikke nævner et ord om – kødproduktion, som står for 18 % af verdens drivhusgasudslip, det er mere end hele verdens transportsektor!
1:40 | “Hvordan tror du landbruget ser ud i 2030”? Jens Peter Hansen fra Dansk Landbrugsrådgivning besvarer.
10:00 | Se hvordan landbruget kan blive klimavenligt.
23:34 | Et besøg hos en af Danmarks første permakulturmarker, Gulereer i Reerslev, som er blevet skabt af en gruppe Vesterbroere.
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5:12 | We ask NASA researchers: how will climate change impact agriculture?
27:00 | Reportage fra den Selvforsynende Landsby på Sydfyn.