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The outcomes of the latest international climate negotiations at COP28 in Dubai in December, while taking some important steps forward, fell far short of what is needed to avert climate catastrophe. Despite formally recognizing for the first time that a transition from fossil fuel use is necessary,
One hundred and fifty-nine countries have now pledged to incorporate food into their climate strategies by the year 2025.
$350 billion in annual investment will be needed by 2030 to transform food systems in a way that aligns with nature, development, and climate goals, states the International Food Policy Research Institute
COP28 presented an ideal platform to identify worldwide strategies for minimizing global warming effectively, guide nations in enhancing their Nationally Determined Contributions (national climate plans) by 2025, optimize the ongoing transition toward sustainable energy sources, and ultimately fulfill the goals outlined in the Paris Agreement.
New research urges data-driven action for agriculture and food systems change