LaserAg is the subject of an article in a journal belonging to Nature
Logiag is very proud to announce that our R&D team leader, Carla Pereira de Morais, Ph.D., has published an article in the journal Scientific Reports of the Nature portfolio.
Logiag is very proud to announce that our R&D team leader, Carla Pereira de Morais, Ph.D., has published an article in the journal Scientific Reports of the Nature portfolio.
To reduce the carbon footprint of their products, food processors need to address their biggest source of greenhouse gas emissions: the raw materials that come from farms.
This instrument invented by Logiag is authorized to measure the carbon sequestered by afforestation and reforestation projects carried out with a view to selling offset credits on the carbon markets.
We understand better the importance of returning lost carbon to the soil. The challenge now is to measure exactly how much carbon has been returned and, more importantly, to make sure it stays there.
30 dairy farms are working with Logiag, Régénération Canada and General Mills to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions. All of them are working together for the climate – and it works!
Agriculture is a well-known victim of climate change. What’s less well known is that it also possesses all the tools needed to tackle this crisis.