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Taranaki-born Waikato University academic captures prestigous medal

The national average for the 20 largest urban areas is 1.96 per cent. Clarkson’s research has also guided biodiversity and ecological projects including sharing knowledge with New Plymouth District Council on the city’s natural environment and biodiversity. He led a team of Waikato University students to identify areas of urban ecological restoration along the Waiwhakaiho River, which led to the establishment of a major 50 hectare ecological corridor in New Plymouth. People, Cities and Nature research led to NPDC developing plans to put 34ha of native plantings through urban parks and open spaces over a 20-year period, to achieve its 10 per cent urban vegetation cover goal.

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Community Scoop » New Nelson Tasman Future Development Strategy Underway

Community Scoop » New Nelson Tasman Future Development Strategy Underway
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High-rise housing will exclude disabled people unless rules improve – critics

High-rise housing will exclude disabled people unless rules improve – critics
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Shaw ties climate response to inequality, biodiversity and Treaty partnership

Green Party co-leader James Shaw Photo: RNZ / Dom Thomas Efforts to deal with biodiversity loss separately from climate change - as has been done in the past - also risks failure on both counts, he says. Shaw made the statements in a scene-setting speech to business leaders, unions, Māori and environmentalists this afternoon, laying out five principles the government will follow in its emissions reduction. He said the government had been elected on a promise of climate action. There is no part of Aotearoa, no business, no community, no family whose future will not be shaped in some way by these decisions - which is why it is so important we get them right, he said.

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ERP Principles Speech – James Shaw It Falls To Us

Ngā mihi o te ahiahi. Good afternoon. I also want to thank you all for being here. In the room we’ve got a wide range of businesses represented, as well as unions, Iwi/Māori, and campaigners. It was important for me to speak directly to each of you today about the work we are doing on the Emissions Reduction Plan and the principles we will apply to the decisions about what goes in it. It is these decisions – especially those that we take in the next two years – that will have the most profound impact on the world your children and

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