Study maps carbon and biodiversity costs of global food trade
However, a drill-down shows that Australia is a very small part of that tally.
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However, a drill-down shows that Australia is a very small part of that tally.
Oxford this month announced that international trade in cattle products.
beef and dairy – accounted for 29 pecrcent of global carbon loss.
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However, a drill-down shows that Australia is a very small part of that tally. Oxford this month announced that international trade in cattle products. beef and dairy – accounted for 29 pecrcent of global carbon loss.
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Oxford this month announced that international trade in cattle products. beef and dairy – accounted for 29 pecrcent of global carbon loss.
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