Amidst global call for climate action, the latest release of the ICAC Recorder proves to be an invaluable resource. Comprising 35 pages, this complimentary publication provides a trove of data, research insights, and perspectives from preeminent cotton researchers worldwide.
Keshav Kranthi, Chief Scientist, ICAC, highlights the urgency of the matter, revealing that a staggering 219 billion tonnes of carbon have been introduced into the atmosphere in the past 62 years. However, there is a glimmer of hope highlighted in the editorial, showcasing the potential of the plant kingdom to capture 4 billion tonnes of carbon annually, with cotton's 97 per cent cellulose fibers making it a standout contributor.
The publication encompasses nine compelling articles, delving into subjects such as climate-smart agronomy, the repercussions of climate change on global cotton production, and innovative, climate-resilient technologies. From exploring regenerative agriculture to the digitization of carbon farming, the Recorder provides a thorough examination of cotton's pivotal role in the battle against climate change.
This edition serves as a valuable asset for individuals seeking sustainable solutions in the face of environmental challenges, offering a comprehensive exploration of the multifaceted dimensions of cotton's contribution to combating climate change.
