There are many sectors that produce greenhouse gas emissions in the United States. Agriculture itself represents 10% of it. In this article, the authors discuss how it comes from different areas such as cows belching methane or tractors burning diesel. They also state that farming is in constant exchange with the atmosphere, since raising livestock gives off methane. But there are ways to make a difference in that exchange. To fight against it, Biden’s government instored a program of carbon credits, for farmers who use techniques that reduce emissions. He also promised to bring emissions to…