Australia’s leading conference addressing agriculture and climate change science and policies
the Australian Farm Institute’s Agriculture & Greenhouse Emissions Conference
18 and 19 May 2010, Adelaide Convention Centre
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Reconciling agricultural production, science and emission policies
For the third year, the Australian Farm Institute delivered the latest information on international and domestic developments in climate change science and policies, affecting Australian agriculture. The only Conference offered in Australia to focus solely on the impact of climate change science and policies internationally on Australian agriculture, this event is essential for farmers, policy-makers and those involved in agribusiness.The Final Program is available here.
What was discussed?
Climate change policies and agriculture - international and Australian perspectives
Copenhagen: What does the outcome mean and where to next?
Soil carbon - can it save agriculture’s bacon?
Voluntary and mandatory carbon markets - how would agriculture fit in?
Industry leaders’ forum – how can Australian agriculture respond and benefit in the current political, economic and scientific climate?
Copenhagen: What does the outcome mean and where to next?
Soil carbon - can it save agriculture’s bacon?
Voluntary and mandatory carbon markets - how would agriculture fit in?
Industry leaders’ forum – how can Australian agriculture respond and benefit in the current political, economic and scientific climate?
Who was speaking?
Sponsors of the 2010 Agriculture and Greenhouse Emissions Conference
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Australian Farm Institute
Suite 73/61 Marlborough Street
Surry Hills, NSW 2010
Australia
T: (61) 2 9690 1388
F: (61) 2 9699 7270
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