(SMH) The CSIRO has set its sights on increasing the nation's agricultural productivity by 50 per cent, while cutting carbon emissions by the same amount. [..] Its goal is to work out how to secure the nation's agriculture and forest industries by increasing productivity by 50 per cent, while also reducing carbon emissions intensity by at least that much between now and 2030. CSIRO chief executive Megan Clark said farmers and foresters were facing new challenges and had to adapt. 
Dr Clive L. Spash Report Abstract: "Corporate power is shown to be a major force affecting emissions market operation and design. The potential for manipulation to achieve financial gain, while showing little regard for environmental or social consequences, is evident as markets have extended internationally and via trading offsets. " 
"SCIENTIST Clive Spash has resigned from the CSIRO and called for a Senate inquiry into the science body following the censorship of his controversial report into emissions trading. [...] Last month, Dr Spash accused the organisation of gagging him and his report - The Brave New World of Carbon Trading - and restricting its publication." 
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