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Bright future for Queensland Carbon Farmers

By GreenCollar10 Jul 2018

GreenCollar’s Mike Berwick discusses the future of the carbon economy and how Queensland landholders can gain additional value from other benefits associated with carbon farming in emerging environmental markets such as the Reef Credit.

Queensland Country Hour. Charlie McKillop, Broadcast:

Listen online here: http://www.abc.net.au/radio/programs/qld-country-hour/queensland-country-hour/9872950

 

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