Publication archives

by
Lilly Richard
After decades of Farm Bill policy incentivizing the overproduction of commodity crops, conventional agriculture in the U.S. has taken an increasing toll on water, soil and the climate — and on farmers’ own ability to withstand extreme weather and climate disruptions.
The Farm Bill Uprooted
by
Sophia Murphy
When Russia announced it would not renew the Black Sea Grain Initiative on July 17, anger and disappointment mixed with a sense of resignation. The news was hardly unexpected.
Black Sea Grain Initiative
On July 13, IATP hosted a webinar, "Livestock Methane: Identifying gaps to advance meaningful solutions." Watch the recording of the webinar above or on YouTube. 
methane emissions webinar cow image
by
Lilly Richard
From IATP, Episode 1 of a 6-part podcast series: The Farm Bill Uprooted.
The Farm Bill Uprooted
by
Lilly Richard
Coming soon from the Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy, a new 6-part podcast series: The Farm Bill Uprooted.
The Farm Bill Uprooted
by
Dr. Steve Suppan
According to one account reported in the Financial Times, the first project to claim to offset carbon dioxide emissions resulted from a chief executive officer’s concern about emissions from a yet-to-be constructed coal-fired energy plant in 1987.
Smokestack with emissions