A radical decrease in greenhouse gas emissions is needed if farmers are to have time to prepare for major changes in rainfall that could decimate crops, researchers said in a report released.
It’s a warm afternoon in late spring and before us rows of strawberry plants rustle in the breeze as the scent of fragrant herbs wafts across the air. Nearby, a bee buzzes lazily past.
The world's largest urban farm is opening in the French capital and will soon produce around 1,000kg of organic produce every day
Wind power and geothermal heat aren’t enough to keep the world cool, according to a new study.