# Richard Eckard
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Top podcast episodes featuring richard eckard.
In The Know: Carbon Shortcuts episode 4 of 4! ЁЯдЭ
In the fourth and final episode of Carbon Shortcuts: An introduction to all things Carbon in Aussie Agriculture, hosts Oli Le Lievre and Sam Noon pick Professor Richard EckardтАЩs brain one last time about all things carbon in agriculture.
It has been a learning journey for all the challenges and oppтАж
Episode 134. Health Impacts on Climate Change with Professor Richard Eckard
The World Health Organisation estimates that between 2030 and 2050, climate change is anticipated to result in approximately 250,000 additional deaths annually. These fatalities may arise from issues such as malnutrition, and heat stress, as well as diseases like malaria and infectious diarrhoea. TтАж
Global Methane Panel
What You Will Learn
Development of Protocols Used for Voluntary or Regulatory Carbon Markets┬атАФ Dr. Ermias Kebreab
Net Zero methane: How does the beef segment get there?┬атАФ Dr. Alexandre Berndt
Net zero methane: How do producers measure this?┬атАФ Dr. Richard Eckard
Quantifying your emissions; and Leaders and Laggards
This series was recorded live at evokeAG. 2024 in Perth and explores the exceptional edge of agrifood tech innovation and a relentless pursuit of innovation at a critical juncture in time.
With over 70% of Australian agricultural produce exported down long and disparate supply chains, keeping trackтАж
Re: What Australian agriculture can do to tackle climate change
What can Australian agriculture do to address climate change? This is the question that Currie has enlisted Richard Eckard, Professor and Director of the Primary Industries Climate Challenges Centre at the University of Melbourne, to reimagine in our latest episode of Re.
The impacts of climate chтАж
Planning for Prosperity: NetZero 2050: What farmers need to know with Professor Richard Eckard
тАЬBecause the fossil fuel sector has started reducing its emissions, the transport sector started reducing its emissions and agriculture stayed the same. Suddenly, this year, we're not 14 percent like we were last year, we're 17%. It's a percentage game. So what's going to happen over time is if agrтАж
Country Today - February 14th
We head to the Australian Dairy Conference on the Gold Coast. Nathan Scott of consultancy Achieve Ag Solutions is a keynote speaker who specialises in motivating farmers.
Professor of Carbon Farming at Melbourne University, Richard Eckard about the national standard for carbon accounting
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Episode 67: The Eckard effect тАУ Simplifying carbon accounting for farming with Dr Richard Eckard
Join us for a conversation with Dr. Richard Eckard, Professor of Carbon Farming at the University of Melbourne and National Program Leader at the Carbon Research Centre for Net Zero Agriculture. Richard is the mind behind AustraliaтАЩs first carbon accounting tools, which is now the recognised standaтАж
Country Today - August 14th
The Crawfund Funds annual conference on food security has tackled the conundrum, "Can we feed the world with net zero emissions?" YouтАЩll hear from carbon farming expert, Professor Richard Eckard.
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Country Today - November 19th
Today Federal Liberal Party leader Sussan Ley, who has announced a dumping of the party policy of having net zero carbon emissions in Australia by 2050.┬а
And we will put to the test her claim that dropping net zero emissions will lead to lower energy prices with Australia's Energy Council.
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