Farm methane is bigger than Arctic permafrost, and we can do something about it
Our biggest hopes of keeping global methane levels down may be chewing the cud in a paddock near you.
Our biggest hopes of keeping global methane levels down may be chewing the cud in a paddock near you.
Climate change will affect how we farm, but we’re not at the point of ‘adapt or die’. Right now the
Wednesday 29 November at the CCRSPI conference on agriculture and climate change Can our farmers really help Australia meet its
Posted on behalf of Senator the Hon. Joe Ludwig – Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry, Minister assisting Queensland Floods Recovery and Senator
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