Asia Pacific > Study highlights multiple ways farmers can cut emissions and remain profitable, but technical challenges remain

Study highlights multiple ways farmers can cut emissions and remain profitable, but technical challenges remain

Published 05:00 on June 5, 2023  /  Last updated at 06:38 on June 5, 2023  / /  Asia Pacific, Australia

It would be cheaper and more socially acceptable for land managers to implement a variety of operational changes to cut GHG emissions rather than purchasing carbon offsets, a new study has found, but adaptation remains a key challenge.
It would be cheaper and more socially acceptable for land managers to implement a variety of operational changes to cut GHG emissions rather than purchasing carbon offsets, a new study has found, but adaptation remains a key challenge.


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