Big dairy companies and coffee chains are “turning a blind eye” to #climate-damaging methane emissions, an assessment of the industry’s performance has found. Read more via @guardian:

🌍 The new EAT-Lancet report warns food systems are the top driver of Earth’s overshoot. 🥩 2019’s report already urged less meat in EU & US – but intensive farming is on the rise. 🔗 The meat lobby steers the narrative, says @ChangingMarkets → https://t.co/H7EAz1GABm

Q&A: What the ‘controversial’ GWP* methane metric means for farming emissions | @orladwyer_ Read here: https://t.co/pPuWgN2NlQ

Oh, look, our work at @unconsenso and @ClimateTracking quoted in Carbon Brief! Good piece to get to know the controversies and basics around GWP*

Prehranski sistem je odgovoren za 30 odstotkov izpustov. Brez preobrazbe se bo planet segrel nad varno mejo, tudi če se odpovemo fosilnim gorivom, pišem o danes objavljenem poročilu komisije Eat-Lancet v @Delo. @EATforum @TheLancet @ChangingMarkets https://t.co/p3NfMAYKzx

📢 À quelques jours d’un rapport clé sur l'alimentation, la santé et l'environnement, une étude de l'ONG @ChangingMarkets révèle comment la désinformation des lobbys de la viande prospère. 🍖💰 #GoVegan https://t.co/YoEPFlywaB

the first in-depth mapping by @ChangingMarkets of the connections between some of the industry-friendly scientists, doctors, health influencers, journalists and authors behind the initial backlash. in advance of @EatLancet 2.0

#TheMethaneWars: Following the reactions to my investigative piece about the influence of Big Ag on climate policies in Uruguay, Paraguay, Brazil, and Argentina, with @ChangingMarkets we invite you to this webinar to share our findings and discuss with experts #cop30brasil

At COP28 in Dubai, two years ago, companies launched the Dairy Methane Action Alliance. 🐄🥛 Nusa Urbancic, CEO of @ChangingMarkets, reports her headline findings and assesses how it's going. 🔎 Watch more from @london_climate: https://t.co/XMQ8FgfF7N

🚨 Major #dairy companies are under fire for massive methane emissions and #greenwashing, per @ChangingMarkets. 🐄 Investors beware: animal agriculture isn't just unethical – it's a #climate liability. 🌍 #Divest now to avoid holding stranded assets.

Swedish oat milk giant @Oatly has become the first food and beverage firm to be certified as a climate solutions company, with a new #sustainability plan that puts Big Dairy’s inaction in the spotlight. Read more via @GreenQueenHK:

🚨 New report: Dairy & coffee giants are stalling on methane — a fast, fixable climate threat. 18/20 brands scored under 50. Only @Danone has a real plan. @dunkindonuts scored zero. 📉 Full rankings → https://t.co/1ML6d6rujQ #RunningLatte

With global meat and dairy accounting for 14.5% of greenhouse gas emissions, mitigation efforts from the industries’ biggest companies will play a key role in determining the future impacts of the climate crisis. 🔎 https://t.co/Lq2W0qW3Ea @ChangingMarkets #food #GHGs

With over 80 times the warming power of carbon dioxide in the short term, methane is a fast-acting #climate pollutant that poses a critical threat to our planet. Read via @FoodBev:

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A leaked document shows that the disinformation backlash against a landmark #food study was fuelled by a major PR firm hired by the meat industry. We now have a paper trail for some of the tactics we uncovered in our Truth, Lies and Culture Wars report.

Highlighting a big #EUEcolabel milestone 💚 Nearly 100 000 products now carry the @EUEcolabel, 10K more than in 2023 🌍♻️ With #LIFEProgramme support, 140+ eco-certification projects are shaping a greener future 🌱✨ 👉 https://t.co/jnmas3eyv6

The @CMAgovUK now has the power to fine companies up to 10 per cent of global turnover. This is huge news for #greenwashing. Read more via @BusinessGreen:

Regulation on false #green claims is long overdue. It’s time companies were legally required to back up their climate claims with real, credible evidence.

This ruling sends a clear message: offsetting slogans aren’t a substitute for real action. Our Senior Campaigner Urška Trunk said: “This ruling makes it clear: corporations must follow through on their green claims with real action. Consumers deserve facts, not marketing spin.”