Organic farming and climate change
Organic farming and climate change at www.fibl.org
Contact
Andreas Gattinger
(Dr. Dipl.-Ing. agr., MSc)
Sciences du sol
Gestion climatique
FiBL
Ackerstrasse
CH-5070 Frick
Téléphone +41 62 865-0418
Fax +41 62 865-7273
andreas.gattinger(at)fibl.org
Contact
Müller Adrian
(Dr. sc. nat.)
Socio-Economics
FiBL
Ackerstrasse
CH-5070 Frick
Phone +41 (0)62 865-7252
Fax +41 (0)62 865-7273 adrian.mueller(at)fibl.org
Contact
Andreas Fliessbach
(Dr. sc. agr.)
Soil Sciences
FiBL
Ackerstrasse
CH-5070 Frick
Phone +41 (0)62 865-7225
Fax +41 (0)62 865-7273 andreas.fliessbach(at)fibl.org
Organic farming and Climate Change
Niggli, U.; Schmid, H. and Fliessbach, A. (2008) Organic Farming and Climate Change 
. International Trade Centre (ITC), Geneva.
Low Greenhouse Gas Agriculture
Niggli, U.; Fließbach, A.; Hepperly, P. und Scialabba, N. (2009) Low Greenhouse Gas Agriculture: Mitigation and Adaptation Potential of Sustainable Farming Systems . Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, Rome
Organic Farming and Climate Change
Organic farming has a number of objectives, such as to avoid damage to the environment, to promote biodiversity, to manage attractive landscapes, to keep livestock in a manner that fulfils their welfare requirements, and to produce good food. It also provides a key to solving the problem of climate change: organic farming is an alternative that uses resources sparingly, is climate-friendly, and offers significant scope for climate change adaptation.
FiBL is working on a range of projects related to climate change and organic agriculture. At these pages some background information as well as information on FiBL projects and publications is presented.