Conflicting messages - Farming and climate change

THERE seem to be conflicting messages in the Irish Examiner/ICMSA opinion poll on how farming contributes to climate change.

Conflicting messages - Farming and climate change
Fri, 22 Sep, 2017 - 01:00
Editorial

More than 60% of farmers have taken measures to cut greenhouse gas emissions but just half

accept that farming is a negative contributor to the crisis.

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