The role of crop cultivation in contributing to climate change

The role of crop cultivation in contributing to climate changeWhile 20th century gains in agricultural productivity enabled rising levels of food security, these developments have also made the food system a major contributor to global climate change. Agricultural production accounts for over 80% of food system emissions, and nearly 60% of global non CO2 greenhouse gases. This chapter reviews the various GHG contributions from global crop cultivation, which is dominated by rice production, fertilizer management

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