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New study released on options for climate-friendly agriculture

Working closely with scientists at the universities of Hohenheim in Germany and Aarhus in Denmark,…

Potential of organic farming practices to mitigate climate change - work continues

COPENHAGEN COMMENTARY: Bad times for NGOs

More than 25,000 NGO delegates had registered before COP15, yet many remained barred from entering…

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Round Table on Organic Agriculture and Climate Change established

Climate change directly influences food production and food security. To address these new…

COPENHAGEN COMMENTARY: Climate change and social justice

The question of social justice is emerging in many of the Copenhagen events as a most urgent issue.…

COPENHAGEN COMMENTARY: Agriculture can slow global warming – but which type of agriculture?

At the Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen, the farmers' organizations are calling for…

IFOAM EU Group, IFOAM 2009: High sequestration ....

Climate Change Conference: The organic movement is present

The International Federation of Organic Agriculture Movements IFOAM and FiBL are present at the…

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Reducing greenhouse gases, sequestering carbon – Harnessing the potential of organic farming!

Copenhagen Climate Summit: FiBL calls for worldwide promotion of organic farming

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Organic farming saves resources and the climate – Promoting organic farming means mitigating climate change!

Organic is good for the climate: At BioFach 2007 in Nuremberg, the world’s largest trade fair for…

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Europe’s oldest long-term trial in organic ar-able farming set to continue

Long-term farming trials are under great financial pressure. Hence the focus of research is…