“Some powerful initiatives already are cutting back food-related emissions. But as the data show, change must be widespread - across billions of meals - and the level of ambition must be in line with the scope of the climate challenge.”
Desalination facilities along the coasts of Africa, Use dripper technology and pipelines to move the water inland. Using this you can turn the Sahara into a garden paradise. We did it successfully in Israel with the Arava.
In addition, by moving fresh water inland, we can create new economies, pull people out of poverty and provide fresh water to millions.
Why is this so difficult? I figured this out in 10 minutes, and already have a plan to do it. Meanwhile, global scientists are aligning their research with left wing ideology. Kill their funding and their minds will change.
I would think that the no till method would substantially reduce emissions from the farming process