The low-carbon development path of China’s animal husbandry industry
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https://doi.org/10.61173/vgpn8t16Keywords:
Animal husbandry, Carbon emissions, Greenhouse gas, TechnologiesAbstract
To address global warming, China has committed to achieving carbon neutrality by 2060. As a major source of carbon emissions in China, it is necessary to implement carbon reduction measures in animal husbandry. This paper mainly explores the mainstream low-carbon development measures for animal husbandry from three aspects: production, processing, and transportation. At the same time, suggestions have been put forward for the green and low-carbon development of animal husbandry in the future, which can provide reference for research on low-carbon development of animal husbandry.References
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