In Vietnam, farmers reduce methane emissions by changing how they grow rice
- Van in Vietnam is using new techniques like using less water and a drone to fertilize to address the unique challenges of growing rice, which contributes significantly to methane emissions and climate change.
- The process of growing rice separately in flooded fields generates methane due to lack of oxygen, which contributes to 8% of all human-made methane emissions as reported by the Food and Agriculture Organization in 2023.
- Van's collaboration with Loc Troi Group in Vietnam includes using alternate wetting and drying irrigation methods and stopping the burning of rice stubble to reduce air pollution.
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