Culling deer, possums and other pests could undo 15 per cent of our annual climate impact — Forest and Bird
2021-06-17 17:00
Monitoring shows old-growth native forests are in equilibrium — but they could be sinking much more carbon dioxide if we culled pests, lobby group says.
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