As an emitter and sensor of greenhouse gases, the agricultural sector is at the center of France’s low carbon strategy. Therefore, farmers should change their practices to move towards solutions that are more respectful of the environment. This is the entire project led by “La Terre pour le Climat” (LTPLC), a SAS of 13 farmers (7 farms) that guarantees the viability of the project. “Our objective is to integrate agriculture into the carbon market and preserve all our possibilities to meet the 2050 objectives. The objective is to modify our agricultural practices towards more virtuous models” explains Antony Neuvy, president of the SAS.
To carry out its action, LTPLC has partnered with Carbogest, a research and consultancy office for sustainable development and the optimization of the carbon footprint.
Agriculture, a solution within the framework of carbon neutrality
Through this sharing of skills and services, the objective of this partnership between Carbogest and Earth for the Climate is also to sensitize companies and communities to tend towards progressive awareness. “We are at the beginning of the process, but more and more companies and local authorities are sensitive to the idea of participating in decarbonization by financing projects that will directly benefit the improvement of their territories and the development of biodiversity. adds Antony Neuvy. “It’s a way to get additional funding that will help farmers better adapt to new practices, diversify their crops, and ensure increasingly healthier food.”
The advantage of a collective project of this type is also being able to share good practices with all the participants to promote the farms in question.
Already affected by the effects of climate change, the agricultural world must adapt, the future of the sector depends on it. In this context, Carbogest presents itself as the ideal partner to carry out your decarbonization project while benefiting from recognized experience and a set of concrete and effective solutions.
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Source: BFM TV
