Well it is quite good for those who are using their land to...

Well it is quite good for those who are using their land to produce a very valuable commodity (see below chart). If Europe don't want it, I'm sure China or India will take it ... After all this about landholders and their desire to make money not what governmental think tanks observe is sustainable ... Farmer will move to where the greatest pool of money lies. Unfortunately for COZ that will never be in mallee trees. No matter how you serve them up, you can't eat them, and if they are planted for carbon credits, you can't even cut them down as feedstock for cellulosic ethanol ...