Climate Agricultural Conservation Practices Act requires review of conservation practice standards to include climate benefits.
The Climate Agricultural Conservation Practices Act mandates the Natural Resources Conservation Service to review national conservation practice standards, incorporating climate benefits. Climate benefits include reductions in greenhouse gas emissions, increased carbon sequestration, and mitigation against or adaptation to increased weather volatility. The review period is extended to five years after the enactment of this Act.
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