The Regulation of Greenhouse Gas Emissions in EU Animal Agriculture

Published December 7, 2023
Beef factory farms from above, with feedlots on the left and a manure lagoon on the right.
Credit: Mishka Henner

Alice Di Concetto presented on the topic of “The Regulation of Greenhouse Gas Emissions in EU Animal Agriculture: Moving Away from a Sectoral Regulatory Approach” at a symposium organized by the University of Tilburg, on the topic of “Reducing Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Emissions and the Role of Law.” The symposium took place in Amsterdam on December 7th.

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