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National Emission Trading Scheme Debate: Options for Agriculture

David Leece

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The article presents a brief overview and summary of the current position and likely future participation options for the Agricultural Sector in the proposed Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme. It concludes by stressing the imperative of capturing the 'potentially lucrative' carbon offsets from agriculture in the final scheme.

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The article presents a brief overview and summary of the current position and likely future participation options for the Agricultural Sector in the proposed Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme. It concludes by stressing the imperative of capturing the 'potentially lucrative' carbon offsets from agriculture in the final scheme.

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The article presents a brief overview and summary of the current position and likely future participation options for the Agricultural Sector in the proposed Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme. It concludes by stressing the imperative of capturing the 'potentially lucrative' carbon offsets from agriculture in the final scheme.

Key concepts: Emissions trading, Position (finance), Agriculture, Scheme (mathematics), Project commissioning, Publishing, Business, Natural resource economics

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