Correction: Livestock-Heat-Stress story
Dairy farmer Megan McAllister works in the milking parlor on her farm, Monday, July 24, 2023, in New Vienna, Iowa. More intense summer heat resulting from emissions-driven climate change means animal heat stress that can result in billions of dollars in lost revenue for farmers and ranchers if not properly managed. The McAllister family installed new fans above the beds where their cows lie. Credit: AP/Charlie Neibergall
CHICAGO — In a story published July 30, 2023, about how farmers are adapting their livestock for heat stress, The Associated Press erroneously reported that more than a third of greenhouse gas emissions came from farm animals. More than a third of greenhouse gas emissions, or 35%, come from the food sector.
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