Manure digestion and green gas: 327 kt CO₂-eq reduction potential
The manure-digestion figure shows the role of green gas in Gelderland’s agricultural climate package.
Manure digestion and green gas: 327 kt CO₂-eq reduction potential Read More »
The manure-digestion figure shows the role of green gas in Gelderland’s agricultural climate package.
Manure digestion and green gas: 327 kt CO₂-eq reduction potential Read More »
The digestion-plant figure turns manure digestion into a concrete infrastructure question for Gelderland.
The plant-based diet figure shows how food choices can contribute to Gelderland’s agricultural emissions task.
Plant-rich diet: 319 kt CO₂-eq reduction potential Read More »
The feed-transition figure helps compare methane-reducing measures within Gelderland’s agricultural climate task.
Feed transition: 305 kt CO₂-eq reduction potential Read More »
Forest planting adds a separate sequestration contribution in Gelderland’s regenerative climate scenario.
Regenerative scenario adds 125 ktonnes of forest sequestration Read More »
Warm-water recovery captures heat that would otherwise leave homes through wastewater.
Warm-water recovery: 43 kton CO₂-eq and 28,150 homes Read More »
Short food chains are already present in Gelderland, but still involve only a minority of farmers.
One in ten Gelderland farmers sells through the short food chain Read More »
Preventing food waste is a direct climate measure because avoided waste also avoids production, transport and disposal impacts.
Food-waste prevention offers 72 kton CO₂-eq reduction potential Read More »
Food-waste reduction in Gelderland translates climate ambition into a concrete household target: from 33.1 to 21.7 kg per person.
Food waste can fall from 33.1 to 21.7 kg per person Read More »
In Gelderland, the industry and business sector accounts for 41% of non-energy greenhouse gas emissions, mainly from waste treatment.
Industry and business Gelderland: 41% of non-energy greenhouse gas emissions Read More »