We have made progress on key Net Zero Strategy commitments, publishing updates on how environmental land management (ELM) schemes will pay farmers to provide a range of public goods, including actions to reduce GHG emissions. 54 We have also set a legally binding target for tree coverage in England. Our ambitious agriculture measures build on historical progress in reducing emissions. For example, the dairy sector increased milk production by 11% between 2000-2020, with 21% fewer cows and 12% less GHG emissions. We will build on progress in reducing emissions from agriculture and will set out how farmers will be supported to understand their emission sources through carbon audits by 2024 and take further actions to decarbonise their businesses, including through El M. cohomes. We will shortly publish a Government Response to ou adaptation and economic growth. The Independent Review of Net Zero demonstrated that decarbonising land use sectors and sustainably managing natural resources and broader ecosystems can create sizeable economic opportunities. Delivering on these has the potential to leverage growing demand for investment opportunities in natural capital, supporting the market frameworks needed in this emerging area.