Skip to main content

Australia's carbon sequestration potential webinar

The Authority held a webinar on 14 December on the findings of the CSIRO's technical report into Australia's carbon sequestration potential. To view the recording of the webinar please click here. For further information on our project on Australia's carbon sequestration potential, including links to CSIRO's technical work, please visit the project page on our website here.

Published date: 22 Dec 2022

The Authority held a webinar on 14 December on the findings of the CSIRO's technical report into Australia's carbon sequestration potential.

To view the recording of the webinar please click here(Opens in a new tab/window).

For further information on our project on Australia's carbon sequestration potential, including links to CSIRO's technical work, please visit the project page on our website here.

Date: Thursday, 22 December 2022
 

Further reading

Horizontal landscape photo of a dirt road lined with grass, shrubs and Eucalyptus trees lit up by the late afternoon sunshine near Armidale, New England high country, NSW in Spring
Australian carbon credits: sound foundations, new demands
Authority finds the carbon credit scheme is fundamentally sound, but needs to evolve to support Australia’s climate goals.
  • Agriculture and land
The Boranup Karee Forest near the town of Margaret River, Western Australia.
Technical innovation can lower the costs of carbon sequestration – CSIRO Report
A new CSIRO report, funded by the authority and the Clean Energy Regulator, provides valuable information on the potential to lower the costs of carbon…
  • Agriculture and land
man planting a young tree
Open for registration: The CCA’s ACCU scheme review, interactive webinar
The Climate Change Authority invites you to join a webinar 11.30am-1pm (AEDT) on Tuesday 17 October 2023 to discuss the authority’s latest thinking in its…
  • Agriculture and land

Subscribe to email updates and news articles from the Climate Change Authority

Subscribe (Opens in a new tab/window)
Return focus to the top of the page