Climate change has led to an ‘unprecedented’ era of summer droughts in recent years, says new research that could also have implications for wine. by Chris MercerMarch 18,2021 Summer droughts in Europe since 2015 been more severe than at any period in the past 2,110...

GM corn presidential decree comes despite intense pressure from industry, U.S. authorities.  by Timothy A. Wise Mexican president Andrés Manuel López Obrador quietly rocked the agribusiness world with his New Year’s Eve decree to phase out use of the herbicide...

Many of you will know that we are keenly aware that wine’s biggest carbon footprint is created by the manufacture and transport of glass bottles. We’ve written extensively (ad nauseam?) on the subject and we know that many wine lovers are concerned about those...

Environmental Responsibility is not as big of an ask as it may sometimes seem. If you are not ready to trade in your SUV for an electric car there are some small changes that you can make that can make a BIG difference. Below is a list of our favorite sustainable...

Distinguishing the environmental heroes from the do-nothings might be hard to do, but here is one simple step that as a consumer will enable you to determine if a winery is doing something to address climate change. Look at the bottle.

The future is looking bright and we are going to need more than shades

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An interesting and educational read on on climate change, desertification, land degradation, sustainable land management, food security, and greenhouse gas fluxes in terrestrial ecosystems.

Experts say that in many cases, climate solutions are in fact pandemic solutions.

Climate change is real and is jeopardizing present and future generations. The Porto Protocol has two major objectives- to ask everyone to do more and to create a platform where participants can share their ideas, achievements and experiences.