Europe: Greenhouse gases, the bloodletting risk for pig and poultry farms

Published 2023년 2월 20일

Tridge summary

The European Union's strategy to reduce industrial emissions may need to be updated due to outdated data from 2016. This could potentially three times as many pig farms and nearly four times as many poultry farms as currently anticipated. The proposal, which aims to reduce emissions from industrial plants, including some of the largest EU livestock farms, is based on outdated data from a 2016 Eurostat survey. The most recent data from 2020 shows a significant increase in the number of farms that would be affected.
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Original content

The EU strategy to reduce industrial emissions made reference to obsolete data dating back to 2016. According to rumors published on the Euractiv website, if the data is updated, the affected farms will rise three times in the case of pigs and 4 times for poultry. farms that will have to deal with the new directive in draft today Farms in the sights of Brussels. According to the rumors of the Euractiv web magazine, the European strategy for the reduction of industrial greenhouse gas emissions (read more here) could in fact affect pig farms three times more than expected and almost four times more poultry farms than declared previously due to the use of outdated datasets dating back to 2016. In the article, author Natasha Foote refers to an as yet unpublished Commission document. A confidential document The document, presented by the Environment Service of the European Commission (DG ENV) to the working group on the environment of the EU Council on 30 January, would offer an ...
Source: Terraevita

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