‘It’s very challenging’: how the Duke of Westminster’s farm is taking on the climate crisis
The Duke of Westminster's farm is transitioning to circular farming and biomethane production in response to the climate crisis. This shift involves adopting sustainable practices, such as using cow manure to produce energy, to reduce the farm's carbon footprint. The move is significant as it demonstrates a major landowner's efforts to address the pressing issue of climate change, potentially influencing other large-scale agricultural operations to follow suit.
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