Political declarations at COP28 hold promise for food, but countries must deliver

As food systems contribute more than one-third of global emissions, transformational change across food systems is crucial to meeting global climate goals.

The majority of food system emissions come from animal agriculture, including potent methane from cattle and emissions resulting from deforestation and other aspects of animal-feed production, writes Amelia Linn.Photograph courtesy of Pixabay

Opinion

BY AMELIA LINN

December 12, 2023

The first days of COP28 saw the launch of the COP28 food systems declaration. In the first week, it had been endorsed by more ...

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