Asia Pacific > Maori forestry group pushes back against exotic ban proposal in NZ ETS

Maori forestry group pushes back against exotic ban proposal in NZ ETS

Published 09:07 on April 22, 2022  /  Last updated at 02:51 on April 26, 2022  / Mark Tilly /  Asia Pacific, New Zealand

A newly formed Māori forestry group is urging the New Zealand government to drop its proposal of excluding exotic species from the country’s emissions trading scheme, saying it would impact community livelihoods.
A newly formed Māori forestry group is urging the New Zealand government to drop its proposal of excluding exotic species from the country’s emissions trading scheme, saying it would impact community livelihoods.


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