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Archer Daniels Midland

ADM begins operations at second carbon capture and storage project

By Robert Holly | April 14, 2017

Commodities trader Archer Daniels Midland recently announced it has begun operations at a carbon capture and storage project in central Illinois capable of storing more than 1 million tons of carbon dioxide a year.

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Climate change: Trump says no, Big Ag says yes

By Johnathan Hettinger & Robert Holly/Big-AgWatch.org | February 6, 2017

While new administration officials have cast doubts about climate change, the world’s largest agribusiness companies — which have billions of dollars invested in the health of the planet — have not. Here is a comprehensive guide to what some of the world’s biggest agricultural companies are doing related to climate change based on a review of news reports, SEC documents, their own websites and reports, and publicly available data.

Food For Thought

Opinion: Is our atmosphere a public trust?

By Dave Dickey/Big-AgWatch.org | December 22, 2016

How will President-elect Donald Trump and his administration choices affect U.S. climate change efforts? Big-AgWatch.org columnist Dave Dickey explores the possibilities.

Monsanto

Monsanto doubles down on commitment to carbon neutrality

By Robert Holly | December 7, 2016

St. Louis-based seed company Monsanto announced last week that it had convened a new collaborative as part of its mission to become carbon neutral by 2021.

Food For Thought

President-elect struggles to get it right on climate change

By Dave Dickey/Big-AgWatch.org | November 21, 2016

Big-AgWatch.org’s “Food for Thought” columnist Dave Dickey says ignoring climate change is like playing Russian roulette with humanity… Except most likely there are six bullets in the six shooter.

Cargill

Report: Cargill backs climate change deniers despite pledge

By Robert Holly | October 10, 2016

Agriculture giant Cargill Inc. is among four Minnesota businesses that contributed hundreds of thousands of dollars to politicians who say climate change is a hoax or exaggerated, a new report from Minnesota Public Radio has found.

Monsanto

To reach climate goal, Monsanto needs help from customers | St. Louis Post-Dispatch

By Big Ag Watch staff | April 25, 2016

Monsanto can’t reach its carbon-neutral goals alone.

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Opinion: Changes to U.S. Supreme Court likely to affect Clean Power Plan

By Dave Dickey/Big Ag Watch | February 16, 2016

Just last week – in a stunning display of raw judicial power – the U.S. Supreme Court issued a stay on executive regulations without a lower court first handing down a ruling.

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