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When a carbon price of $100/t isn’t enough: California’s farming emissions dilemma

Published 15:47 on April 20, 2018  /  Last updated at 20:25 on September 28, 2018  / /  Americas, Canada, RINs & LCFS, US

California faces many challenges in guaranteeing a carbon price to help livestock and dairy farmers struggling to cut emissions, despite having access to buyers willing to pay over $100/tonne for credits.
California faces many challenges in guaranteeing a carbon price to help livestock and dairy farmers struggling to cut emissions, despite having access to buyers willing to pay over $100/tonne for credits.


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