Did you know New Zealand's methane reduction targets came from a global report - but no one did the math for NZ specifically? In 2018, the IPCC modeled 70 different pathways to achieve 1.5°C warming. They found the "least cost" approach globally would be 24-47% methane reductions. Here's the problem: That was the least cost for the GLOBE - not for New Zealand. We wrote those numbers into our law without ever doing the analysis of what's least cost for OUR country, with OUR unique agricultural ec

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Just announced: By 2023 we will target a 30% reduction in our methane emissions from our fresh milk supply, aligning with our efforts with the Global Methane Pledge and establishing methane reduction as an essential pillar of our 1.5°C journey. (Link in bio) | Danone

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