The Methane Impact of Food Loss and Waste in the United States

The Methane Impact of Food Loss and Waste in the United States

The Methane Impact of Food Loss and Waste in the United States

Global climate leaders have zeroed in on methane reduction as a key “emergency brake” in the fight against climate change. Methane is a powerful and short-acting greenhouse gas that only persists in the atmosphere for 12 years. Therefore, reducing methane emissions now has a cooling effect that will be felt in just a decade or two—which is crucial for limiting near-term warming.

The Methane Impact of Food Loss and Waste in the United States

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