Forthcoming UN science study could reveal median crop yields may fall by up to 2% per decade for the rest of century
McDonald’s is aiming to green its meat supply, but does anyone know what ‘sustainable beef’ actually means?
Report suggests changing rainfall patterns will make previously desolate areas fertile, but could also decimate country’s maize-friendly regions
By drying out the dung, the beetles increase the availability of oxygen and reduce the amount of methane in the pats
Different models offer conflicting predictions on future crop yields, confusing scientists and the public alike
A study predicts wild and domestic cattle will drastically reduce in weight as the climate warms − compromising food security and slashing farmer’s profits
Garden lawns are more prolific carbon emitters than some farm crops, and keeping yourself warm uses much more energy than running an air conditioner
New method of growing rice has achieved significantly larger harvests while reducing the need for fertilisers and curbing emissions of greenhouse gases
US farms could be devastated by climate change, says a study by the country’s Department of Agriculture
New report by Institute of Mechanical Engineers details how huge levels of vital commodities are squandered by humans
Hurricane Sandy costliest single event but non-economic losses from agriculture could be felt long into 2013
Cutting the use of nitrogen as a fertiliser by half in China could significantly decrease greenhouse gas emissions without affecting crop productivity, according to new research.
Ahead of the UN climate summit in Doha, two new studies highlight the impacts of climate change and the world’s food system on one another and their potential to impact our relationship with food.
CBD COP11: A new report from UNEP warns that safeguarding the environmental foundations of the world’s food system will be crucial.
Growing global demand for beef and edible oils have bumped arable land under cultivation to a 532 million hectares in recent decades.
Today’s headlines, Glasgow’s disused mines to heat the city, African farmers find ways to tackle drought and Obama says climate change is “not a hoax”.
Severe weather variability has affected harvests around the world but the many of the tools to enhance food security are within our grasp.
President’s climate change advisor and Secretaries for the Navy and Agriculture unite to back industry that could be worth “one million US jobs” following Navy’s Great Green Fleet trial.
We’ve been to the New Designers show in London to find some of the top young innovators of the future – and we are very impressed!
Rising pressure on food supplies coupled with climate change is forcing farmers to adapt. But how might these changes affect the health of the global environment?