Environment

In part two of the series on Primary Sector Climate Action Partnership’s (He Waka Eke Noa) Country-Wide attends the roadshow and gathers feedback.

By Sharl Liebergreen

Peter Arthur gives advice on what tree to plant and where.

As an alternative to the He Waka Eke Noa proposals, a group of sheep and beef farmers have come up with what they say is a more equitable solution, James Hoban writes.

Gisborne farm consultant Peter Andrew protests the move to carbon forestry in his region.

By Lynda Gray

Adoption of modern science, including use of the more accurate GWP* calculations for methane emissions, will allow us to achieve ambitious and fair climate change targets, argues Deane Carson.

By Joanna Grigg

The primary industry climate action partnership - He Waka Eke Noa - has proposed options for pricing greenhouse gas emissions in farming. By Lynda Gray.

Start thinking about sheep burps as a daily cost against farm income. Joanna Grigg helps farmers get up to speed on proposed agricultural emissions pricing.