New reports say more robust and accurate accounting of livestock-based emissions should underpin the all-out effort needed to slow global warming. Climate negotiators head to Turkey next month for the United Nations annual climate summit, just two months after an alarming U.N. report said the world has a vanishing chance of limiting global warming to safe levels…
Source: Inside Climate News | By Georgina Gustin
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