Livestock have long been integral to food production systems, often not by choice but by
need. While our knowledge of livestock greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions mitigation has …

The scientific understanding of climate change is firmly established; it is occurring, it is
primarily due to human activities, and it poses potentially serious risks to human and natural …

The global carbon sequestration and avoided emissions potentially achieved via blue
carbon is high (∼ 3% of annual global greenhouse gas emissions); however, it is limited by …

Carbon farming policies aim to contribute to climate change mitigation, but their success
strongly depends on whether landholders actually adopt desired practices or participate in …

Climate change mitigation efforts to achieve net-zero emissions require not only decreasing
current greenhouse gas emissions, but also the deployment of negative emissions …

Highlights•Large-scale reforestation will rely on participation of private landholders.•Carbon
farming has the potential to incentivise reforestation in production landscapes.•Assisted …

Societal Impact Statement Mixed species plantings present an attractive alternative to
monoculture reforestation through their added benefits to biodiversity. Yet there is ambiguity …

Agriculture faces increasing sustainability pressures. Land intensification and degradation,
energy use and inputs, complex environmental management, social issues facing farming …

Carbon farming is a new land use option over extensive areas of the Australian rangelands.
This land use change has been promoted by government incentives to mitigate climate …

Agriculture around the world is one of the industries most affected by, and faced with
responsibility to mitigate, climate change. Through improvements in technology and …