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Conference:
Day 1
13 September 9am - 5:00pm
Day 2
14 September 9am - 5:00pm
Post Conference Workshop
15 September 9am - 4:00pm
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 Mr Mike Battaglia,
Theme Leader, Sustainable Ecosystems CSIRO Dr Michael Battaglia leads CSIROs work that seeks to reduce greenhouse emissions in agriculture and increase carbon storage in land use systems. He has work with as a forest eco-physiologist and process-based modeller for over 20 years working variously for Forestry Tasmania, University of Tasmania and since 1995 CSIRO. He has published three book chapters, 56 papers and over 40 reports on forestry, plant physiology and greenhouse gas abatement. In 2009 he was award the IUFRO Science Achievement Award for contributions in the field of development and application of forest process-based models.Appearing: Day One, Monday 13 September 2010 4.30pm Impact of carbon mitigation on agricultural productivity –can we achieve net reductions in agricultural emissions and feed the world?
- CPRS: reducing agriculture’s carbon footprint by managing carbon offsets
- Ways to reduce greenhouse gas emissions: short, medium and long term options
- Exploiting new revenue streams: economics of emissions trading & the farmer as a carbon broker
- Mitigation of emissions from agriculture – what can be achieved?
- Opportunities and threats of participating in offset markets in agriculture
Principal Scientist/Associate Professor,
Future Farming Systems Research, Department of Primary Industries, Victoria AND Melbourne School of Land and Environment, The University of Melbourne Mr Mike Battaglia, Theme Leader, Sustainable Ecosystems,
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