Let's put time on our side
Don't let size fool you...
Not all greenhouse gases are created equalThough methane is shorter lived and less abundant than CO2, methane is over 80 times more effective at trapping heat in the atmosphere in the short term. *






Creating a will and a way
The 2021 Global Methane Pledge, signed by over 120 countries representing more than two thirds of global GDP, means that methane is firmly on the international public policy agenda.
Which sectors deserve the most attention? All of them, of course, but our work paves the way to move from intention to action to meaningful impact. Reduction of enteric methane is a “now” opportunity for policymakers, governments, food producers, and investors who want to address global methane with proven solutions available today.
We're for sustainable agriculture
Policymakers can help make enteric methane mitigation a win now, using the right combinations of policy levers.
- Invest in climate tech R&D
- Subsidize adoption of methane mitigation solutions
- Set mandatory targets backed by investment in R&D, education, and subsidies
In some jurisdictions, policymakers put primary emphasis on carbon taxation, putting an undue burden on food producers working hard to meet consumer demand.
In our experience, most food producers and farmers are already actively looking for ways to be more sustainable. That’s why we advocate policy approaches that empower and support food producers rather than penalize them.
The power of the plate
The majority of people say they’ll purchase a packaged food item with a sustainability claim.
In multiple regions across the globe, this majority represents a double-digit point increase since 2019.