articles about environment in Swine news

Deforestation law: Parliament gives companies extra year to comply

A significant reduction from previous emissions factors will help farmers who require an environmental permit and should also support planning applications.

EU deforestation rules are postponed until 2025, giving companies more time to adapt and maintain environmental targets.

The first National Summit on Artificial Intelligence for the Agricultural Sector will be held on December 4 and 5 in Bogota.

Including the world's first carbon emission tax for agriculture, this agreement marks the biggest change to the Danish landscape in over 100 years.

The EU will lead efforts at COP29 to strengthen climate action, focusing on sustainable finance, energy transition, and carbon markets.

The report states that net greenhouse gas emissions are now 37% below 1990 levels.

This plan outlines the implementation of a project to advance scientific development and technology transfer to enhance the circular economy in agriculture across Gia Lai Province.

So far, 175 pig farms have been bought out with the voluntary exit scheme created by the Flemish government.

The European Commission proposes an additional 12 months for companies and countries to adapt to the new regulations, ensuring an effective transition.

To highlight the strengths of the French swine industry and formalize and reinforce its commitments to societal expectations, INAPORC has launched a collective social responsibility initiative: "Demain Le Porc."

The Dutch government is launching subsidies for farmers who want to innovate their farms or relocate to minimize their environmental impact.

Highlights from the report on the priorities of the Hungarian Presidency of the EU regarding the pig sector and agriculture.

Denmark to become the first country in the world with a CO₂ tax on agriculture.

Commission approves €60 million Flemish State aid scheme to reduce nitrogen deposition on nature conservation areas.

The Netherlands proposes numerous actions with the National Action Plan for Antimicrobial Resistance 2024-2030.