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Foresters query claims over dairy land sales
Monday 4 Nov 19 12:00pm
FOREST OWNERS are challenging claims that vast areas of productive farmland are being turned into carbon forests by foreign investors.
And restricting the ability to plant on farmland will "dangerously jeopardise" New Zealand's ability to meet emissions reduction targets, they say.
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