Organic agriculture plays a vital role in fostering environmental sustainability and addressing climate change challenges. By emulating natural processes and steering clear of synthetic pesticides, herbicides, fertilizers, or GMOs, organic farming not only reaffirms its commitment to ecological harmony but also actively contributes to reducing negative impacts like chemical runoff and greenhouse gas emissions. The Australian Organic organization underscores the importance of organic farming in mitigating climate change, highlighting its lower emissions, enhanced soil carbon, improved resilience, and efficient nutrient use, all of which are paramount for long-term food security and environmental well-being.
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Australian Organic Sustainability Actions
Australian Organic Sustainability Commitments
2015
Paris Agreement Compliance
The organization recognizes the Paris Agreement's 1.5-degree mitigation target and is dedicated to aligning its practices to ensure the agricultural industry's adverse impact on climate change is minimized.
2022
Addressing Climate Impact
Post the Sharm el-Sheikh Conference affirmation, Australian Organic is committed to playing a significant role in Australia's climate change mitigation, understanding the heightened threat and working towards solutions within the organic farming sector.
