IFEAA is presenting in the Future of Farming session at Cenex Low Carbon Vehicle Show, 6-7 September at UTAC Millbrook.
IFEAA will present the latest results from a study for Cornwall and Isles of Scilly Local Enterprise Partnership, examining sources of fugitive methane in the region
An article by IFEAA’s Chair, George Eustice, has been published in Farmers Weekly. The article, published on 3rd April, suggests that new planning reforms could help tackle agricultural ammonia emissions by removing barriers that currently prevent farms from upgrading infrastructure. He argues that existing Habitats Regulations can block emission-reducing developments because they are assessed against…
In April, we held the first meeting of IFEAA’s wastewater group. Chaired by South West Water, the objective of the group is to highlight strategic challenges for fugitive emissions in wastewater and the actions needed to abate them to inform IFEAA activities in this sector. The meeting was supported by South West Water, Severn Trent…
Catch up on presentations from our May Deep Dive – Methane and Manure, what should we do about it?
IFEAA was delighted to support the launch of Cardiff University’s new Net Zero Research Institute, speaking on a panel focusing on key challenges surrounding Net Zero alongside representatives from the Welsh Government. The new Institute will use an interdisciplinary approach to provide solutions to help use resources effectively, mitigate climate impacts and support the long…
