This film is the product of years of research into how New Zealand can reduce our agricultural greenhouse gas emissions (GHGs) to reduce climate change. It covers the basic science along with current and potential future technological solutions. With a range of views from farmers to scientists to economists, the film also looks at the challenge of mitigating agricultural GHGs. It covers how we can develop policy and actions to not only deal with NZ's emissions, but lead the world in showing other countries it can be done.
With thanks to
Andy Reisinger & Harry Clark
New Zealand Agricultural GHG Research Centre
Geoff Simmons
Morgan Foundation
Suzi Kerr
Motu Economic Research
Simon Tucker
Dairy NZ
Megan Owen & Jason Ham
Mike & Sharon Barton
David Frame
VUW Climate Change Research Institute
Matty Warmington
Camera and Editor
Jess Feast
Director and Producer
Thanks to those who produced the research and perspectives that shaped the film
Simon Anastasiadis, Bobby Brooks, Oliver Browne, Andrew Coleman, Zack Dorner, Arthur Grimes, Sean Hyland, Eric Karpas, Suzi Kerr, David Maré, Hugh McDonald, Alex Olssen, Isabelle Sin, Levente Timar, Darian Woods, Boon-Ling Yeo & Wei Zhang
Motu Economic Research
Troy Baisden & William Power
GNS science
Anthony Clark
Dairy NZ
Tim Cox
NIWA
James Renwick
Victoria University of Wellington
John Hutchings
Fonterra
Steph Lee & Charlotte Darlow
Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade
Andy Reisinger
New Zealand Agricultural GHG Research Centre
Caroline Saunders & Tim Driver
Lincoln University
Adolf Stroombergen
Infometrics
Duncan Smeaton, Robin Dynes & James Turner
AgResearch
With the immense help of Motu's Agricultural Emissions Dialogue group including:
Rick Braddock, Alan Campbell, Doug Fraser, Suzi Greenhalgh, Sally Lee, Ana Ngamoki, Megan Owen, Geoff Simmons, Barbara Stuart from NZ Landcare Trust and others
Design of the dialogue in collaboration with:
Glen Lauder & Phillip Barker
Common Ground
Thanks to the Ministry for Primary Industries for their support
A Storybox production
The views expressed in this film do not necessarily reflect the views of the organisations that made this film possible.
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