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COP29 Brings Historic Commitments to Reduce Methane from Organic Waste

Summary by Rocky Mountain Institute
Since methane traps significantly more heat per molecule than carbon dioxide — but dissipates from the atmosphere sooner — fast action to cut methane is essential to slow warming over the near term and keep our climate targets within reach. The United Nations climate conference, COP29, highlighted new efforts to address methane pollution from a major but often overlooked source: organic waste. When organic waste — like food scraps, yard clipping…
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