Stringent methane restrictions are vital to curbing global warming, according to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)'s new climate report. Rising temperatures are limiting the natural world’s ability to absorb emissions, calling into question "net-zero" reduction schemes that rely on nature to solve the climate crisis and confirming that transforming global food systems is one of the most critical climate actions we can take. Regulating global meat and dairy companies, making the cost of business as usual untenable and supporting a transition toward agroecological systems of food production are critical if we hope to stem climate chaos.