COP27: How to reduce emissions and still feed the world

Representatives of nations around the world are returning from the 27th U.N. Climate Change Conference of the Parties (informally called COP27) where they have agreed to compensate countries at highest risk from climate disasters fueled by emissions from rich countries. In addition to the focus on loss and damages,this year's summit emphasized food systems and emissions amidst a global food crisis and ongoing deforestation related to agriculture. In response,Stanford joined with Princeton and Cornell universities to co-host an official side event on Nov. 11 highlighting the role cutting-edge research and solutions can play in decarbonizing the food and agricultural systems.