Organic farming can help fight climate change by promoting biodiversity, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, and enhancing soil health. Scientists found that organic agriculture is kinder to the environment compared to conventional farming methods. By banning chemical pesticides and fertilizers, organic farms create richer habitats for plants and animals. This leads to more diverse insect and soil populations, which can help control pests naturally. The researchers point out that agriculture is a significant source of greenhouse gas emissions, but adopting organic practices can help reduce these harmful impacts. Additionally, organic farming contributes positively to the world's food supply while also benefiting the environment.