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The Australian government has unveiled its long-anticipated decarbonization policy for the agriculture sector, aiming for a 62% to 70% reduction in carbon emissions by 2035. The plan focuses on enhancing carbon storage, increasing on-farm nature repair, and improving agricultural practices, all while ensuring food security.

Although the government acknowledges the limited options for deep emission cuts, it emphasizes collaboration with the agricultural industry. The policy outlines the potential for significant shifts in land use and the importance of technological advancements to achieve its ambitious climate goals.