Meat and dairy emissions on course to become world's biggest polluter
First-of-its-kind study warns meat and dairy consumption must be curbed to meet international climate targets
The meat and dairy industry is on track to become the world's biggest single contributor to climate change in the coming decades, according to new research. Emissions from the sector's five biggest...
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