The Livelihoods Carbon Funds

The official website of the Livelihoods Carbon Funds.

For the past fifty years, agriculture has relied on the monoculture of selected plant varieties and the large-scale use of fertilizers and pesticides to increase yields. The side effects of intensive agriculture are now plain to see: soil degradation, water pollution, diminishing biodiversity, farmers made vulnerable to climate change, and increasingly dependent on suppliers of agricultural technology.

The Livelihoods funds promote farming practices that can increase food production while preserving our natural resources.

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