Land use Archives - Zero Carbon Analytics

Food, Nature & Land
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Explainer
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21 Dec 22

An introduction to biodiversity offsetting and biocredits

The concept of offsetting is moving into biodiversity, but there are many reasons why it could lead to greater loss of nature.

Food, Nature & Land
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Briefing
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8 Nov 22

Biogas and its role in the energy transition

Biogas can be a substitute for natural gas, but its application should be limited to hard-to-abate sectors where there is no feasible alternative.

Climate Justice
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Briefing
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8 Nov 22

Loss and Damage in the Sundarbans

The most affected argue that extensive loss and damage needs to be addressed by those responsible.

Food, Nature & Land
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Briefing
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19 Oct 22

The effectiveness of animal feed supplements in cutting methane emissions

A number of supplements are being tested in feedlots, but administering them on pasture, where most methane is produced, could prove challenging.

Climate Science
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Briefing
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7 Apr 22

IPCC Sixth Assessment Report: Mitigation of climate change

The report covers the major developments in our knowledge of mitigation since the IPCC’s AR5 was published in 2014.

Food, Nature & Land
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Briefing
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7 Apr 22

IPCC WGIII report: Bioenergy with carbon capture and storage (BECCS)

BECCS can help mitigate climate change, but there are many uncertainties, particularly environmental and socio-economic.

Food, Nature & Land
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Briefing
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6 Apr 22

IPCC WGIII report: The land sector and climate mitigation

The land sector can provide up to 30% of the global mitigation needed to limit temperature rise to 1.5°C and 2°C.

Climate Science
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Briefing
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18 Feb 22

IPCC Sixth Assessment Report: Impacts, adaptation and vulnerability

The report is the most comprehensive review of climate impacts since 2014. We look at the key issues it covers.

Food, Nature & Land
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Briefing
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5 Dec 21

Eating better and less meat and dairy is key to tackling climate change

The current industrialised livestock system is a major contributor to climate change. There is plenty consumers can do about it.

Food, Nature & Land
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Briefing
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15 Oct 21

Indigenous people are essential to 1.5C

Indigenous people and traditional local communities are guardians of the forests that are vital to limiting global warming.

Tags: Land use

An introduction to biodiversity offsetting and biocredits

Biogas and its role in the energy transition

Loss and Damage in the Sundarbans

The effectiveness of animal feed supplements in cutting methane emissions

IPCC Sixth Assessment Report: Mitigation of climate change

IPCC WGIII report: Bioenergy with carbon capture and storage (BECCS)

IPCC WGIII report: The land sector and climate mitigation

IPCC Sixth Assessment Report: Impacts, adaptation and vulnerability

Eating better and less meat and dairy is key to tackling climate change

Indigenous people are essential to 1.5C

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