$3.5 million research boost to cut greenhouse gas emissions and lock up carbon in soil
Source: New South Wales. Minister for Primary Industries. Media Release.
"Research into reducing greenhouse gas emissions and locking up carbon in farm soils has received a major boost with the announcement that NSW has secured more than $3.5 million in Commonwealth and industry funding, Minister for Primary Industries Ian Macdonald said today.
Minister Macdonald said the NSW Department of Primary Industries (DPI) received funding for several projects led from Armidale under the Federal Government’s Climate Change Research Program, supplemented by additional industry funding.
"The projects have been funded as part of the national research effort to reduce agriculture’s greenhouse gas emissions," Minister Macdonald said."
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
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Labels: Agriculture, Climate change, Environment, Grants and funding, Policy Development, Regional development, Science technology and innovation
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