New Zealand accused of ‘full-blown climate denial’ over cuts to methane reduction targets

New Zealand's government is facing backlash for significantly reducing its methane reduction targets, a move that has been labeled as 'full-blown climate denial' by environmental campaigners. While farmers have welcomed the decision, scientists and opposition parties argue that it is a weak and unambitious approach to tackling climate change. This controversy highlights the ongoing debate over environmental policies and the urgent need for effective action against greenhouse gas emissions, which are critical to mitigating global warming.