Reducing Brazil’s fertiliser dependence could cut related GHG emissions almost 90% by 2050 -report « Carbon Pulse

Brazil’s National Fertiliser Plan fails to tackle synthetic fertiliser overuse and its climate, nature and health impacts - Planet Tracker

London, April 16, 2025 – New research from Planet Tracker, reveals that Brazil’s National Fertiliser Plan (PNF) focuses on reducing the country’s reliance on imported synthetic fertiliser by increasing domestic production, but lacks clear targets for curbing the overuse of synthetic fertiliser and the significant negative climate, nature and health impacts this causes. The post Brazil’s National Fertiliser Plan fails to tackle synthetic fertilis…

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Reducing Brazil’s fertiliser dependence could cut related GHG emissions almost 90% by 2050 -report « Carbon Pulse

Reducing synthetic fertiliser use in Brazil through regenerative agriculture and other means could curb the country's fertiliser-related greenhouse gas emissions up to 86% by 2050 — whereas inaction could see related emissions rise 89% by then, according to a report published on Wednesday.