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Prices force major forester to rethink
Friday 20 Jan 12 9:00am
Low carbon prices are causing one of our largest forestry companies to think twice about selling this year.
Malaysian-owned Ernslaw One has generated millions of dollars from the sale of New Zealand carbon credits since the scheme started in 2008.
Story copyright © Carbon News 2012
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