Biodiversity > Denmark rolls out major initiatives to cut agricultural carbon emissions, restore nature

Denmark rolls out major initiatives to cut agricultural carbon emissions, restore nature

Published 04:57 on June 25, 2024  /  Last updated at 04:57 on June 25, 2024  / /  Biodiversity, Carbon Taxes, EMEA, International

The Danish government and leading industry, agriculture, and environmental groups have agreed a major strategy to cut carbon from agriculture and restore nature that includes a tax on livestock emissions, conversion of farmlands to forest, and biochar subsidies.
The Danish government and leading industry, agriculture, and environmental groups have agreed a major strategy to cut carbon from agriculture and restore nature that includes a tax on livestock emissions, conversion of farmlands to forest, and biochar subsidies.


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