News
8 December 2022
While the 1.5°C target seems almost unattainable compared to our current level of emissions and the actions put in place to address it, it is imperative that we accelerate the transition to more sober development models with reduced environmental impacts.
At SalvaTerra we believe that every action counts and we try to use our expertise to accelerate climate change mitigation and adaptation. Currently we are engaged in the evaluation of the potential for carbon sequestration through the rehabilitation of mangroves for the Government of Senegal; identification of pro-climate practices (resilience and reduction of greenhouse gas impact) for rice production, on different systems around the world; capitalization of good agroecology practices in West Africa; the promotion of practices to increase soil carbon sequestration by the cotton sector; support to the Government of Algeria to improve forest fire detection and fighting systems.
Today, it is more important than ever to act each at our own level and increase our efforts to ensure the sustainability of the ecosystems on which we depend and guarantee a decent future for future generations.
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