Cropped
A fortnightly global digest of news about nature, food, land-use and climate change.
Sent out every other Wednesday, Cropped is a digest of all the key developments from the intersection between food systems, land use, nature and climate change from the past fortnight.
Every day, our team trawls the media looking for the latest developments providing context behind the headlines. Cropped also highlights some extra reading we’ve spotted about food, land use and nature, plus includes all of Carbon Brief’s latest content on this topic.
Read previous editions of Cropped below.
Cropped, 20 April 2022: Wheat deals; Protein sustainability report; Reneging on rainforest promises
Cropped, 6 April 2022: IPCC on how land can tackle climate change; UN nature talks end in stalemate; Ukraine’s agricultural crisis
Cropped, 23 March 2022: War sparks food security fears; Geneva biodiversity talks; Mass coral bleaching
Cropped, 9 March 2022: Russia’s invasion of Ukraine; IPCC report; Palm oil deforestation plunge
Cropped, 23 February 2022: World financing ‘own extinction’; Catastrophic wildfires; Ethanol emissions
Cropped, 9 February 2022: Food security fears; ‘Crypto’ carbon markets; Indigenous victories
Cropped, 26 January 2022: Agribusiness-linked deforestation; India’s forest plantations; European agriculture policy
Cropped, 12 January 2022: Brazilian deforestation; Wildfires rage; UK ‘rewilding’ scheme
Cropped, 15 December 2021: Land and water report; Agribusiness investigations; Rainforest roundup
Cropped, 1 December 2021: Brazilian deforestation soars; Fishing subsidy fights; Indian farm laws repealed