
Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Inventory reports
Browse Aotearoa agricultural greenhouse gas emissions reports by topic.

This page from Climate Adaptation Te Tai Tokerau draws on the Te Tai Tokerau Emissions Inventory to show where the region's greenhouse gas emissions come from. Agriculture is the largest source, followed by transport and energy.
It sets out ways individuals and businesses can track and reduce their own emissions, so readers can see where their impact sits and where to focus first.

See how Māori-led projects tackle GHG emissions while supporting thriving whānau and whenua.

Te Tai Tokerau's Climate Adaptation Strategy outlines key actions for climate resilience.

Get guidance on reducing emissions on your fairy farm.

Research about reducing greenhouse gas emissions on Māori farms in New Zealand.

Learn how Northland industry can switch process heat from coal to biomass and electricity.

Learn how sheep and beef farms can reduce greenhouse gas emissions and improve profits.

Find out how Northland community groups can apply for climate resilience funding.

See a plain-English summary of NIWA's climate change projections for Northland.

This resource outlines methods to reduce agricultural greenhouse gas emissions in New Zealand.

This report analyzes climate risks in Northland, focusing on impacts, perspectives, and management strategies.

These reports break down Aotearoa's greenhouse gas emissions by sector and type.

Learn about reducing methane emissions on your farm.