31 Min.
Soils, Compost and Climate Change #2: From COP21 To Now The Organic Stream
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EPISODE SUMMARY
In part two of our climate talks episode, we're delving deeper into the main discussion points, the challenges, and the dangers we're facing right now in making agriculture and soil a key player in climate change strategies. By the end, we should have a decent overview of the situation and will be all set for COP22. We'll also be sharing insights from the International Compost Roundtable - a side event that took place during COP21, with speakers Enzo Favoino of Zero Waste Europe, climate change advisor Calla Rose Ostrander, and Teresa Anderson of Action Aid.
We discuss: the latest developments from the SBSTA, the issues with linking soil carbon sequestration with cutting emissions, the dangers of greenwashing, and how to support compost markets in a fair, sustainable way.
MADE POSSIBLE BY BIOBIN®
BiobiN® is a mobile, on-site organic/wet material management solution that starts the composting process and effectively manages odour from putrescible waste. BiobiN® can be used in a variety of outlets, including food manufacturing, restaurants, shopping centres, supermarkets…it’s endless. Wherever organic or wet materials are generated, BiobiN® is THE solution. For more, visit their website.
RESOURCES:
An analysis of submissions to SBSTA 44 on agriculture and adaptation. CIFOR May 2016.
Lima Paris Action Agenda Official Website.
10 options for agriculture at Marrakech climate talks. CCAFS September 2016.
Soil Carbon Can’t Fix Climate Change By Itself—But It Needs to Be Part of the Solution. Article. Union of Concerned Scientists USA. 2016.
EPISODE SLIDESHOW
Picture Attribution:
Forages in Tanzania: making trade-offs. By CIAT. Some Rights Reserved.
Forages in Tanzania: making trade-offs. By CIAT. Some Rights Reserved.
Forages in Rwanda. By CIAT. Some Rights Reserved.
Forages in Rwanda. By CIAT. Some Rights Reserved.
Debre Berhan, central Ethiopia. By CIAT. Some Rights Reserved.
Hosana, Ethiopia. By CIAT.
EPISODE SUMMARY
In part two of our climate talks episode, we're delving deeper into the main discussion points, the challenges, and the dangers we're facing right now in making agriculture and soil a key player in climate change strategies. By the end, we should have a decent overview of the situation and will be all set for COP22. We'll also be sharing insights from the International Compost Roundtable - a side event that took place during COP21, with speakers Enzo Favoino of Zero Waste Europe, climate change advisor Calla Rose Ostrander, and Teresa Anderson of Action Aid.
We discuss: the latest developments from the SBSTA, the issues with linking soil carbon sequestration with cutting emissions, the dangers of greenwashing, and how to support compost markets in a fair, sustainable way.
MADE POSSIBLE BY BIOBIN®
BiobiN® is a mobile, on-site organic/wet material management solution that starts the composting process and effectively manages odour from putrescible waste. BiobiN® can be used in a variety of outlets, including food manufacturing, restaurants, shopping centres, supermarkets…it’s endless. Wherever organic or wet materials are generated, BiobiN® is THE solution. For more, visit their website.
RESOURCES:
An analysis of submissions to SBSTA 44 on agriculture and adaptation. CIFOR May 2016.
Lima Paris Action Agenda Official Website.
10 options for agriculture at Marrakech climate talks. CCAFS September 2016.
Soil Carbon Can’t Fix Climate Change By Itself—But It Needs to Be Part of the Solution. Article. Union of Concerned Scientists USA. 2016.
EPISODE SLIDESHOW
Picture Attribution:
Forages in Tanzania: making trade-offs. By CIAT. Some Rights Reserved.
Forages in Tanzania: making trade-offs. By CIAT. Some Rights Reserved.
Forages in Rwanda. By CIAT. Some Rights Reserved.
Forages in Rwanda. By CIAT. Some Rights Reserved.
Debre Berhan, central Ethiopia. By CIAT. Some Rights Reserved.
Hosana, Ethiopia. By CIAT.
31 Min.