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How forestry can contribute to climate plan

Government proposes giving local councils power to decide if and where exotic forests can be planted.

Forestry Minister Stuart Nash speaks with Brent Edwards.

Brent Edwards Thu, 06 Oct 2022

The Government has confirmed exotic forest plantings will remain part of the Emissions trading scheme, but it wants to impose some controls on where they can be planted.

It is proposing local councils be given greater powers to determine where exotic forests can be planted in their districts.

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Brent Edwards Thu, 06 Oct 2022
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