Farming For Our Future The Science Law And Policy Of Climate Neutral Agriculture A Book Chat

Farming For Our Future The Science Law And Policy Of Climateо “farming for our future is a must read for anyone interested in agriculture and climate disruption. the authors provide a very readable and yet well documented review of the science, law, and policy on agricultural practices in the face of global change, including how agriculture drives greenhouse gas emissions and why we need to increase the. Faculty.westacademic : lehner and rosenberg's farming for our future: the science, law, and policy of climate neutral agriculture: farming for our future examines the policies and legal reforms necessary to accelerate the adoption of practices that can make agriculture in the united states climate neutral or better.

Farming For Our Future The Science Law And Policy Of Climateо Farming for our future examines the policies and legal reforms necessary to accelerate the adoption of practices that can make agriculture in the united states climate neutral or better. these proven practices will also make our food system more resilient to the impacts of climate change. It is clear that agriculture itself can become climate neutral without offsets. numerous scientific studies as well as the actual experience of many farmers (including one of the authors) have shown that these practices also reduce. Join the harvard law school food law & policy clinic and the harvard food law society for a talk with the co authors of farming for our future, a book by nathan rosenberg, visiting scholar, harvard law school food law and policy clinic, and peter lehner, managing attorney, sustainable food & farming at earthjustice, that provides the first comprehensive overview of the law and policy of. Join authors peter lehner and nathan rosenberg as they discuss issues raised in their new book published by eli press—farming for our future: the science, law, and policy of climate neutral agriculture—along with other expert panelists. the importance of agricultural climate solutions should not be underestimated as they are critical.