Speaker
Rohan Parikh
nurture.farm
Why is the way we currently grow our food quietly driving the global climate crisis?
Description :
Rohan emphasized that agriculture is one of the biggest contributors to climate change, using nearly 40% of Earth’s land and 70% of freshwater, while also generating significant greenhouse gas emissions like methane and nitrous oxide. With the global population increasing, expanding farmland is not a viable solution.
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