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Denmark announces historic tripartite agreement to cut agricultural carbon emissions and restore nature

On 24 June, the Danish government and leading industry, agriculture and environmental groups reached agreement on a historic plan to cut carbon from agriculture and restore nature. The green tripartite agreement defines Denmark’s long-term basis for the conversion of agricultural land as well as the transition of food and agricultural production in line with the country’s 2030-target.

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New white paper on transforming global food systems for a more sustainable and resilient future

Launched at COP28, a new white paper by State of Green examines pathways toward a resilient, resource-efficient and decarbonised agrifood system.

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Making space for both agriculture and biodiversity

Making space for both food production and natural wildlife is a balancing act for a small country like Denmark. Increasing the productivity of agricultural production has the potential to free land area and improve biological conditions in agricultural areas through biodiversity restoration.

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Denmark announces historic tripartite agreement to cut agricultural carbon emissions and restore nature

New white paper on transforming global food systems for a more sustainable and resilient future

Making space for both agriculture and biodiversity


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