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Amid ever-more-frequent climate-related disasters, Americans are becoming increasingly conscious of climate change—and are slowly making the connection between the food they eat and greenhouse gas emissions. The food system’s biggest contributor of greenhouse gasses are cows, which create methane through their belches and manure. Most proposals for reducing the climate impact of our diets call for a drastic reduction in beef consumption in high-consuming countries like the United S...

Burgers branded with false climate claims are coming to a supermarket near you.

The Environmental Working Group (EWG) has petitioned USDA to prohibit beef producers like Tyson Foods from claiming their "climate-friendly" products and

Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack is announcing plans today for a Soil Carbon Monitoring and Research Network that will be created as part of a $300 million investment by USDA in carbon measurement and verification.

Brazen Beef, a new product line from Tyson Foods touted as climate friendly, is available in some stores now and expected to roll out nationally in the coming months.

Tyson Foods claims that their Brazen Beef products require fewer greenhouse gases – but specifics on how they’re cutting emissions is still unclear.

Tyson Foods claims that their Brazen Beef products require fewer greenhouse gases – but specifics on how they’re cutting emissions is still unclear.

Montana ranchers learned more about Tyson’s new “climate smart beef program” at a March 31, 2023, meeting at Western Livestock Auction near Great Falls, Mont. Brett DeBruycker, who hosted his annual bull sale the following...

Tyson Foods, one of the four major packers, introduced its new low-emission beef program to Montana ranchers.

Tyson Foods, one of the four major packers, introduced its new low-emission beef program to Montana ranchers.