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Executive Director, Environmental Defense Fund | Board member, Children’s National Hospital

It’s so exciting when the brands you use every day commit to meaningful climate action! Starbucks and Clover Sonoma just signed on to EDF’s Dairy Methane Action Alliance, joining some of the largest food and ag companies in the world. These companies have committed to publicly disclosing methane emissions within their dairy supply chains. And they are pledging to publish action plans to reduce dairy methane emissions by the end of the year. Cutting methane is the fastest way to slow the rate of warming. And the more companies that join the Dairy Methane Action Alliance, the bigger the climate impact. That’s why EDF is inviting every company in the global dairy supply chain to join and help secure a safe climate for now and for the future: https://lnkd.in/dZBz4kQZ

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Mark A.

Farmer at Westridge Farm, Deep thinking, Systems thinking, 🇳🇿 Adopting Regenerative Farming systems for soil, plant, animal & world health.

7mo

Do they also have to disclose the amounts of carbon cycling within their living system and being sequestered also? As this approach above falls into the category commonly know as carbon tunnel vision.

Kate Chamberlin

Growth Leader | Corporate Sustainability Engagement

7mo

Exciting news. Collaboration is key in tackling climate change.

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Christopher Lee Regis

Founder and CEO of Suntek Lawn Care Franchises | Pioneering Quiet, All-Electric Landscaping Solutions for Residential and Commercial Properties.

7mo

This is fantastic news, Amanda Leland! Holding major brands accountable for their dairy supply chain emissions is a big step forward. #ClimateAction

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Michael Costello

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7mo

I smell #greenwashing

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