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Supporting U.S. States in Integrating Agriculture into Climate Efforts

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Supporting U.S. States in Integrating Agriculture into Climate Efforts
Description
Members of the United States Climate Alliance, all of which have committed to the goals of the Paris Agreement, are actively pursuing ways to mitigate climate change. This project is intended to support the integration of agriculture into U.S. state and territory efforts by aiding in the creation of an agricultural policy toolkit for Alliance members in partnership with the American Farmland Trust and the Coalition on Agricultural Greenhouse Gases. My contribution was phase one of the toolkit, for which I created fourteen state profiles of existing efforts related to agriculture and climate change and used these for a comparative analysis. I also developed an outline of the toolkit based on conversations and a list of partner ideas I maintained and drafted an internal protocol to assist in development and implementation. Further, I analyzed the outline using a sustainability framework to identify additional efforts that could strengthen the toolkit’s sustainability. In April 2019 I presented my phase 1 efforts and the toolkit plans alongside my partners at a C-AGG conference. Overall, through this project, I generated forward momentum for integrating and supporting agriculture in climate change efforts
Date Created
2019-05-15
Contributors
  • Harmon, Anna (Author)
Topical Subject
  • Agriculture
  • Climate Change
  • Carbon sequestration
  • Policy Development
Extent
2 Page Final Report Executive Summary
13 Slide Presentation
10 Minute Presentation Video
Language
eng
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School of Sustainability Graduate Culminating Experiences
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Yes
Series
Master of Sustainability Solutions (MSUS)
Handle
https://hdl.handle.net/2286/R.I.53966
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  • 2019-05-15 01:15:46
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  • 9 months ago
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