Rebound GHG Effects in AgriTech

In Scotland, GHG emissions arising from agriculture and farming contribute significantly to the overall total. Increasingly, technology is seen as a way to improve efficiency and therefore reduce these emissions. In this work, we explore how this AgriTech forms a complex case study for low carbon computing with a range of opportunities and tensions for both low carbon ICT and its utilisation. We provide the LOCO community with an overview of AgriTech in dairy farming and highlight a number of key areas of future work.

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Lancaster EPrints (Lancaster University)
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2024-12-03
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Green IT and Sustainability
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Rebound GHG Effects in AgriTech

Lancaster EPrints (Lancaster University)
Green IT and Sustainability
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Rebound GHG Effects in AgriTech

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Abstract

In Scotland, GHG emissions arising from agriculture and farming contribute significantly to the overall total. Increasingly, technology is seen as a way to improve efficiency and therefore reduce these emissions. In this work, we explore how this AgriTech forms a complex case study for low carbon computing with a range of opportunities and tensions for both low carbon ICT and its utilisation. We provide the LOCO community with an overview of AgriTech in dairy farming and highlight a number of key areas of future work.

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