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Greenhouse Gas Emissions—Agricultural Sector Research

Wednesday 16 December 2009 Hansard source (external site)

King12. COLIN KING (National—Kaikōura) Link to this
to the Minister of Agriculture

What steps has the Government recently made to progress agricultural greenhouse gas research?

CarterHon DAVID CARTER (Minister of Agriculture) Link to this

We have taken big steps. For several months I and Tim Groser have been working extremely hard to build international support for the New Zealand concept of a global alliance on agricultural greenhouse gases. This work will come to fruition overnight in Copenhagen, where a significant number of developing and developed nations will join New Zealand to formally establish the alliance. In addition, New Zealand will announce a major funding contribution equalling tens of millions of dollars to the alliance.

KingColin King Link to this

Why is the Government contributing unprecedented funding and effort to the global alliance?

CarterHon DAVID CARTER Link to this

The global alliance stands to be the biggest single effort that the world has ever seen aimed at practically addressing the challenge of reducing farming emissions while ensuring that food production meets the demands of a growing world population. The Government proposed the alliance and is supporting it strongly because we are committed to ensuring that farmers have practical and realistic solutions to reduce their emissions.

O'ConnorHon Damien O’Connor Link to this

Will this new agreement commit the dairy industry to a 25 percent cut in emissions by 2020, as the United States has just announced; if not, why not?

CarterHon DAVID CARTER Link to this

It will not specifically do so; the alliance will allow scientists from all around the world to find solutions by which not only the dairy industry but all farmers can look to reduce emissions while not reducing production.

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