Agriculture produces a substantial amount of greenhouse gas emissions, which contribute greatly to global warming and climate change. Stable and radioisotopes can be used to develop technology ...

Burning fossil fuels such as oil and gas releases greenhouse gases (primarily carbon dioxide, methane, and nitrous oxide) ...

Agriculture accounts for 8% of all greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in Germany. "However, emissions within this sector, could be reduced by 22.5% or over 15 million tonnes of GHG annually, if the ...

WASHINGTON— The EPA’s latest greenhouse gas inventory shows that agriculture continues to be the leading U.S. source of methane and nitrous oxide, two highly potent climate pollutants. The report, ...

For the first time, FAO has used its own FAOSTAT emissions database to estimate global greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture, forestry and other land use in contributing to the Fifth ...

The topsoil organic carbon pool is at high risk in 43 to 83 million hectares of EU and UK agricultural land, primarily in ...

In this context, human urine or "yellow water" is a rich source of nutrients, particularly nitrogen, essential for agricultural production. In addition to its benefits as a fertilizer, it helps reduce ...

Improvements made with support from these programs save farmers thousands of dollars per year on energy, water, fertilizers ...

Korean research reveals climate change may shrink agricultural land by 12.8% Research shows that reducing farming space could worsen food supply issues globally.

There is increasing international, national and public pressure to reduce the greenhouse gas emissions associated with agriculture and food production at the farm level. Consumers seek premium foods ...