Food & Climate Change
Food systems account for roughly a quarter to a third of global greenhouse gas emissions, and animal products dominate that share. This hub covers footprints by food, methane, and dietary-shift modelling.
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Impact environnemental de l'élevage industriel : Bœuf vs Poulet
Une analyse comparative de l'empreinte écologique de la production de bœuf et de poulet révèle des différences drastiques, le bœuf affichant un coût planétaire largement supérieur.
Par Camille Renaud · 5 min de lecture
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- déforestation élevage bovin1
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- quelle est la viande la plus polluante ?1
- impact de la production de viande1
Questions fréquentes
- What is the most effective dietary change for the climate?
- Reducing beef and dairy delivers the largest single reduction for most households, because ruminant production is the most emissions-intensive food category.
- How much of global emissions come from food?
- Estimates cluster between 25% and 34% of total anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions, including land-use change.
Dossiers liés
Land, Water & DeforestationFeed crops, grazing land, water scarcity and the Amazon's cattle frontier.Food WasteWhere waste happens, what it costs the climate, and how to cut it at home.Wildlife & Biodiversity LossHabitat conversion, rewilding, trophy hunting and the sixth extinction.Fish, Aquaculture & Ocean LifeFish sentience, aquaculture density, bycatch and the collapse of wild stocks.Companion AnimalsShelters, breeding, pet food footprints and plant-based pet nutrition.Dairy AlternativesOat, soy, almond and pea milks compared on nutrition, taste and footprint.