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Community Scoop » Incinerator Proposal A Climate Time-bomb - Vimarsana News

Community Scoop » Incinerator Proposal A Climate Time-bomb

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Vikings Draft Advice from ESPN Is Pretty Simple - Vimarsana News

Vikings Draft Advice from ESPN Is Pretty Simple

Vikings Draft Advice from ESPN Is Pretty Simple: Will the Vikings get their guy?

Cyclists, show us the way - Vimarsana News

Cyclists, show us the way

More roads will only encourage more cars, more congestion and more emissions. Pat Baskett makes the case for 'traffic evaporation' - an idea successfully pulled off overseas but which would take a little getting used to here in NZ. COMMENT: Last Sunday a thousand cyclists stormed the northern lanes of the Auckland Harbour Bridge. The scenes of police trying to hold the barricade seemed alarmingly unreal. But cyclists are right to push for access...

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Consultation open on sweeping new measures to reduce NZ's emissions - Vimarsana News

Consultation open on sweeping new measures to reduce NZ's emissions

New Zealand's Climate Change Commission (CCC) released their Draft Advice for consultation on 1st February. It includes advice on the first three emissions budgets and on policy direction for…

New Zealand's Climate Change Commission blocked by Facebook - Vimarsana News

New Zealand's Climate Change Commission blocked by Facebook

RNZ First Up's Nathan Rarere talks to correspondent Pam Corkery who has the latest on Facebook, the news and the government. New Zealand's Climate Change Commission has been misidentified as an Australian news site and has been barred from having any of its content shared on Facebook. The Commission, which does not have a Facebook page itself, first found out about the situation on Sunday, after users reported they were unable to share links to the government organisation's website. Facebook/Supplied What happens when you try to post a link to the Climate Change Commission on Facebook. It c...