How you can contribute ...
The transfer of ideas and information happens through a variety of channels and the internet offers new opportunities for collaborative footprinting - historically a 'black box' process with findings revealed at the end.
This website is designed to supplement more traditional engagement routes (e.g. workshops, meetings) to build connections for a two-way transfer of knowledge. In particular this site allows you to:
The dairy supply chain ...
Click here to explore the different dairy supply chain inputs, outputs and processes ...
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Latest project news
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Draft methodology published
The first version of the draft methodology has been published ... although there are still plenty of assumptions to decide upon, the overall approach is ready for comment. Download it here ...
Posted 15 Jun 2010 15:44 by Richard Sheane
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Call for stakeholder participants
The project team is currently researching the footprint methodology and data availability. This bit of work will conclude at the end of May, with findings being published on this website ...
Posted 12 May 2010 03:11 by Richard Sheane
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Website launched
Dairyfootprint.org goes online for the first time ... although it is far from complete. Watch out for more information on footprint methodology and data collection in the coming weeks.
Posted 22 Apr 2010 17:37 by Richard Sheane
New references in project library
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Sustainability_Report_final_09-11.pdf
972k - 12 May 2010 03:54 by Richard Sheane (v2)
Dairy UK Sustainability Report 2009
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TG FCRN livestock final 6 Nov .pdf
1522k - 22 Apr 2010 11:44 by Richard Sheane (v3)
Meat and dairy production and consumption: Exploring the livestock sector’s contribution to the UK’s greenhouse gas emissions and assessing what less greenhouse gas intensive systems of production and consumption might look like. FCRN (2007).
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FCRN scenarios 70% Project Report Sec.pdf
1294k - 22 Apr 2010 11:42 by Richard Sheane (v2)
An assessment of GHG emissions from the UK food system and the scope for reduction by 2050. FCRN/WWF (2009)
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