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how to care for greenhouse plants."

There's no question that as we grow more, the impact of greenhouse gases on food is going to be bigger.

"We saw in 2008 that we don't see as much increase of organic or grain yield versus what we did more rapidly around 2010 and 2011 but in many cases as you've seen, we continue to see some increases in this greenhouse-gas footprint over the last year due to the large increases from livestock products and from other farming."

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It's not just those who can make farmers and growers pay for the carbon emissions that climate change creates in the future.

"In Canada, for instance, there is increasing pressure within the community to adopt the precautionary reduction targets that the federal government sets here — the very same targets that are being met in some parts of the world by governments and by businesses like us."

"This is quite frankly an extraordinary situation in which we are all taking steps at once to protect the environment and, therefore, make sure that as we keep moving towards the Paris climate targets, then the government that is responsible for maintaining those levels will look very much to reduce its greenhouse gas footprint and to cut its emissions."

That led to a decision last summer to cancel work on a $20 million project on an additional 550 hectares of land in Quebec and move a portion of that land to farmland, and that












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