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Food and Farming Climate Media Toolkit

We’ve compiled some of our most frequently used research and analysis in this food-climate reporting toolkit.

rewilding wolves
Colorado Plans To Reintroduce Wolves but Is It Enough To Protect Them?
rewilding animal ag
Why Rewilding This Kind of Farmland Is a Win for the Planet
Global Development Banks Could Boost 'Climate-Friendly' Pork and Chicken
Global Development Banks Turn to ‘Climate-Friendly’ Pork and Poultry
how campus cafeterias became hotspots for climate action
How Campus Cafeterias Became Hotspots for Climate Action

Environment

methane pollution explainer
Methane Pollution: Why Is Methane Bad for the Environment?
What Is Land Use Change, and What Causes It?
global bird declines
Rapid Bird Species Decline Boosts Case for Biodiversity Action
reboot food report
End Animal Farming and Scale Up Protein Breweries
climate change
What Is Climate Change and How Do We Solve It?

Pollution

U.S. Greenhouse Gas Emissions
How Much Does the U.S. Contribute to Greenhouse Gas Emissions?
Bangladesh family
Why Fish Are Disappearing in Bangladesh
pollution
Toxic Pollutants a Growing Concern for Pregnant Mothers and Babies
crushed plastic bottle on the grass
Can We Turn Plastic Waste Into Edible Protein?
Air Pollution From Factory Farms Is Killing Us

Justice

Bison as beings of decolonization
How the Bison Became a Being of Decolonization 
toxic water testing
‘This Is Absurd’: Train Cars That Derailed in Ohio Were Labeled Non-Hazardous
12 Climate Solutions
12 Solutions to Climate Change
community farm
In California, Water Wars Threaten Local Food Systems
gen z
‘Hope Always Comes From the People’: Gen Z’s New Language of Resistance

Oceans

Offshore Wind Isn't to Blame for Whale Deaths.
Offshore Wind Isn’t to Blame for Whale Deaths
North Atlantic Right Whale
How to Save the North Atlantic Right Whale
High Seas Treaty: 5 Issues Facing Oceans
High Seas Treaty: 5 Pressing Issues Facing the World’s Oceans
How many sharks are killed
How Many Sharks Are Killed Each Year?
Carribean sargassum
Besieged by Sargassum, Caribbean Islanders Are Looking for Solutions

Wildlife

rewilding wolves
Colorado Plans To Reintroduce Wolves but Is It Enough To Protect Them?
7 Wildlife Species At Risk from the Willow Project
7 Wildlife Species at Risk From the Willow Project
How wild animals sequester carbon
Want to Sequester Carbon? Save Wild Animals
manatee starvation caused by seagrass losses from water pollution
The Way We Eat Is Killing Manatees
wildlife wins from infrastructure bill
Wildlife Wins From Biden’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Act

Industry

Global Development Banks Could Boost 'Climate-Friendly' Pork and Chicken
Global Development Banks Turn to ‘Climate-Friendly’ Pork and Poultry
what is carbon neutral?
What Is Carbon Neutral Milk?
Danone dairy emissions
Danone’s New Climate Plan Doesn’t Deal With the Cows
factory farms bankrolled by Rabobank
Rabobank Bankrolling Meat Industry’s Biggest Emitters
measuring methane from cattle burps
What’s the Best Way to Measure Methane From Cattle Burps?

Latest Updates

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ocean surface clouds

65% of Earth Is Unexplored

The extent of human impact on these underwater ecosystems is impressive. Still, we’ve only mapped 5 percent of the world’s seafloor in any detail. Excluding dry land, that leaves about 65 percent of the Earth unexplored.