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Is organic farming better for the environment than conventional farming?
Source: Our World in Data
ESG & Climate PolicyCommodities & Raw Materials
Organic farming generally performs better on environmental impacts measured per unit of land. However, the article finds no clear environmental advantage for organic versus conventional agriculture when impacts are measured per unit of food produced, reflecting lower organic yields. The finding is relevant to agricultural sustainability assessments but is unlikely to have near-term market impact.
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