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  1. As the World Economic Forum puts it: "traditional leather production is a land-intensive process that produces large amounts of greenhouse gases". The cattle industry releases roughly 14.5% of the world's greenhouse gas emissions, including emissions from dairy cows and meat, with leather often coming from the latter. It also takes "dangerous chemicals to tan animal skin", the WEF notes. Alternatives made from cacti, pineapple leaves and fungi could have a lower environmental impact, BBC News reports:
    bbc.com/culture/article/202402

    #fashion #greenhouse_gases #leather #cattle #alternative

  2. #Fellowship via ORISE with the USDA Northwest Climate Hub. The fellow will engage with USDA Climate Hub, USDA and Forest Service staff to develop information on #carbon management on working lands (#forests).
    Develop information to guide management planning practices for the National Forest System related to carbon and #greenhouse_gases. Conduct research related to carbon dynamics in forest systems.
    (and more)
    Applications are due 2 February 2024 11 pm ET.
    zintellect.com/Opportunity/Det