Options for methane mitigation in China's rice sector

The world’s freshwater systems are buckling under pressure from climate change, pollution and over-extraction. Water demand is predicted to exceed supply by 40% within five years. Agriculture – which consumes 70% of freshwater withdrawals – is at particular risk, given food production must increase...

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Main Authors: Yang, Jintao, Zhang, Yumei, Zhang, Ruizeng, Fan, Shenggen, Zhou, Sheng, Li, Yangyang, Wang, Bin, Yang, Xiaoguang, Chen, Kevin Z.
Format: Book Chapter
Language:Inglés
Chinese
Published: China Agricultural University 2025
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Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/180342
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author Yang, Jintao
Zhang, Yumei
Zhang, Ruizeng
Fan, Shenggen
Zhou, Sheng
Li, Yangyang
Wang, Bin
Yang, Xiaoguang
Chen, Kevin Z.
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Fan, Shenggen
Li, Yangyang
Wang, Bin
Yang, Jintao
Yang, Xiaoguang
Zhang, Ruizeng
Zhang, Yumei
Zhou, Sheng
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Zhang, Yumei
Zhang, Ruizeng
Fan, Shenggen
Zhou, Sheng
Li, Yangyang
Wang, Bin
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description The world’s freshwater systems are buckling under pressure from climate change, pollution and over-extraction. Water demand is predicted to exceed supply by 40% within five years. Agriculture – which consumes 70% of freshwater withdrawals – is at particular risk, given food production must increase 60% by mid-century. The food-water nexus is now a critical imperative: humanity needs to rebalance its relationship with water.
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spelling CGSpace1803422026-01-21T21:29:40Z Options for methane mitigation in China's rice sector Yang, Jintao Zhang, Yumei Zhang, Ruizeng Fan, Shenggen Zhou, Sheng Li, Yangyang Wang, Bin Yang, Xiaoguang Chen, Kevin Z. methane climate change mitigation rice climate change The world’s freshwater systems are buckling under pressure from climate change, pollution and over-extraction. Water demand is predicted to exceed supply by 40% within five years. Agriculture – which consumes 70% of freshwater withdrawals – is at particular risk, given food production must increase 60% by mid-century. The food-water nexus is now a critical imperative: humanity needs to rebalance its relationship with water. 2025-07-08 2026-01-21T21:29:39Z 2026-01-21T21:29:39Z Book Chapter https://hdl.handle.net/10568/180342 en zh Open Access China Agricultural University Yang, Jintao; Zhang, Yumei; Zhang, Ruizeng; Fan, Shenggen; Zhou, Sheng; et al. 2025. Options for methane mitigation in China's rice sector. In 2025 China and global food policy report. Chapter 2, p. 28-46. China Agricultural University. https://agfep.cau.edu.cn/art/2025/7/7/art_39644_1074971.html
spellingShingle methane
climate change mitigation
rice
climate change
Yang, Jintao
Zhang, Yumei
Zhang, Ruizeng
Fan, Shenggen
Zhou, Sheng
Li, Yangyang
Wang, Bin
Yang, Xiaoguang
Chen, Kevin Z.
Options for methane mitigation in China's rice sector
title Options for methane mitigation in China's rice sector
title_full Options for methane mitigation in China's rice sector
title_fullStr Options for methane mitigation in China's rice sector
title_full_unstemmed Options for methane mitigation in China's rice sector
title_short Options for methane mitigation in China's rice sector
title_sort options for methane mitigation in china s rice sector
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climate change mitigation
rice
climate change
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