In this presentation we will explore the meaning of net zero. Given the adage that “you manage what you measure,” we will discuss quantifying carbon footprints and finally consider what action can we take today.
Content reserved for the people registered for the event.
Please enter the email used to register for this event to unlock the reserved content:
Greg Thoma, Ph. D. is the Director for Agricultural Modeling and Lifecycle Assessment for the AgNext program at Colorado State University. He is leading efforts at stakeholder-engaged, experimentally verified, model development for sustainable animal agriculture systems. He recently retired after a 28-year career in Chemical Engineering at the University of Arkansas where he served as inaugural Director for Research of The Sustainability Consortium and Director for Research for the University of Arkansas Resiliency Center. He has worked in sustainable food systems since 2008 and has led numerous food and agriculture life cycle assessment projects: milk, cheese, milk delivery systems, yogurt, swine, poultry, corn, fruits and vegetables, pulses, and beef.
He is the North American subject editor for Agriculture for the International Journal of Lifecycle Assessment and has served on the scientific/technical/organizational committee for numerous international LCA conferences. He has been active with the UN Food and Agriculture Organization’s Livestock Environmental Assessment and Performance (LEAP) Partnership since its inception serving as the Technical Advisory Group Lead/Co-lead for development of the poultry, swine, and large ruminants’ guidelines.
This website uses cookies to ensure that you get the best experience on our website, you can always change your preferences later or see
Here you can change the cookies you want to activate or not. Some changes need a page refresh to take effect please click the save button to ensure that all of your changes are applied correctly.