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Critical Minerals Africa Summit Defines the Future Minerals Economy - Vimarsana News

Critical Minerals Africa Summit Defines the Future Minerals Economy

A high-level panel at Critical Minerals Africa 2023 – organized by Energy Capital & Power (https://www.EnergyCapitalPower.com) –...

Energy Capital & Power / Press release | Critical Minerals Africa Summit Defines the Future Minerals Economy - Vimarsana News

Energy Capital & Power / Press release | Critical Minerals Africa Summit Defines the Future Minerals Economy

Critical Minerals Africa Summit Defines the Future Minerals Economy

Plant-Based Food Alternatives Could Drive Worldwide Sustainability Efforts, Study Finds - Vimarsana News

Plant-Based Food Alternatives Could Drive Worldwide Sustainability Efforts, Study Finds

Replacing 50% of meat and milk products with plant-based alternatives by 2050 can reduce agriculture and land use-related greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 31%.

biodiversity: Want to prevent global warming? Eat less meat & dairy - Vimarsana News

biodiversity: Want to prevent global warming? Eat less meat & dairy

Plant-based meats are not just a novel food product, but a critical opportunity for achieving food security and climate goals while also achieving health and biodiversity objectives worldwide

Want to save the planet? Swap half of meat & dairy consumption with plant-based foods, says study - Vimarsana News

Want to save the planet? Swap half of meat & dairy consumption with plant-based foods, says study

Replacing half of animal products with plant-based alternatives by 2050 could reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 31% and halt land degradation, according to a study published in Nature Communications.