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    A win-win for farmers and environmentalists

    A win-win for farmers and environmentalists


    A Primary Sector Climate Action Partnership says it's found a fair way to ensure farmers are charged for their emissions.

    It's recommending a system where farmers will calculate and pay for their own emissions by 2025.

    Group chair Michael Ahie says although this plan will hit farmers' back pockets, it's a fair way forward.

    He says he's confident this is the best option to help farmers and growers transition to lower-emissions food production while maintaining viable businesses.

    © 2026 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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