Opinion: Trading carbon credits may carry downsides for farmers
Opinion: Trading carbon credits may carry downsides for farmers >More in © Vander Wolf Images/Adobe Stock Carbon farming, or the sequestration of carbon in agricultural soils and the subsequent sale of “carbon credits”, has hit the headlines with the recent high-profile sale of A$500,000 (£280,000) of credits by the Wilmot Cattle Company of New South Wales, Australia, to US software giant Microsoft. The deal was brokered by Regen Network and Impact Ag partners, two players in what is becoming a potentially significant global envi...
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