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New Zealand proposes to apply “lowest possible” cost on agricultural emissions

Published 03:24 on December 21, 2022  /  Last updated at 03:24 on December 21, 2022  / /  Asia Pacific, Carbon Taxes, New Zealand

The New Zealand government has detailed how it would price agriculture emissions, making further concessions to the primary sector as it attempts to balance what is practical to implement, politically palatable, and effective in cutting pollution.
The New Zealand government has detailed how it would price agriculture emissions, making further concessions to the primary sector as it attempts to balance what is practical to implement, politically palatable, and effective in cutting pollution.


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