PHOTO: Cattle are notorious producers of methane, making farmers wonder if upcoming policies could sting. (Image: Wikimedia Commons)
Controversy has risen out of the Federal Government’s consideration of joining an aspirational methane pledge that would see Australis commit to reducing methane emissions. Showing concern of the repercussions for the agriculture industry, spokespeople are coming out of the woodworks to have their say.
The methane pledge was first created by US President Joe Biden, encouraging countries to commit to reducing global emissions by 30 per cent by 2030.
While no formal commitments have been made by the government, Minister for Agriculture Murray Watts has expressed his interest in joining the pledge…