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CO2

Defra proposes new humane alternatives  for pig slaughter

Pig/Poultry

1 day ago

Defra proposes new humane alternatives for pig slaughter

A new Department of Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) proposal will see carbon dioxide stunning be replaced by humane alternatives.

Yara signs agreement to store CO2 under the Norwegian seabed

Agri-Business

3 years ago

Yara signs agreement to store CO2 under the Norwegian seabed

Yara has today (Monday, November 20) announced that it has signed a binding agreement to capture carbon dioxide (CO2)

Poots: New CO2 report will help achieve net zero target

Environment

4 years ago

Poots: New CO2 report will help achieve net zero target

Minister from Defra, Edwin Poots, has said that a new report highlighting the CO2 uptake by different types of woodlands will be "of great benefit to foresters".

CO2 industry reaches agreement to keep gas supply flowing

Agri-Business

5 years ago

CO2 industry reaches agreement to keep gas supply flowing

Carbon dioxide (CO2) suppliers have agreed to pay CF Fertilisers a price for the CO2 it produces, ensuring the continuation of the UK’s gas for businesses, the government has confirmed today, Monday, October 11.

Europe-wide CO2 shortage closes abattoir doors in Scotland

Agri-Business

8 years ago

Europe-wide CO2 shortage closes abattoir doors in Scotland

In the midst of a growing shortage of carbon dioxide (CO2) across Europe, a Scottish abattoir has...

Agri-Business

8 years ago

Europe-wide CO2 shortage forces Scottish abattoir to close

A Scottish abattoir has announced it will close following a Europe-wide CO2 shortage. The gas is used for stunning animals.

Europe-wide CO2 shortage forces Scottish abattoir to close

Dairy

10 years ago

Cattle feed additive will cut methane emissions by 30%

A cattle feed additive has been found to cut bovine methane emissions by 30%, without affecting the health of the animal.

Cattle feed additive will cut methane emissions by 30%

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