This new white paper expands upon PAN’s history of research into the effects of pesticides on climate change.
In it you’ll find:
- Background information on pesticides and climate change
- Information from recent studies on greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from pesticides
- Recommendations on reducing agricultural GHG emissions
Excerpt:
All areas of agriculture have management options that will reduce anthropogenic (human made) GHG emissions, which contribute to climate change. This brief focuses on inputs related to agricultural crops, though livestock production in agriculture emits GHGs and is adversely affected by climate change.
Read the full report here, and review PAN’s 2023 Pesticides & Climate Change Report here.
