Eastland Port CEO Andrew Gaddum warns of an impending forestry crisis in Tairāwhiti due to restrictive consenting rules and environmental challenges.
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Re-published from the Centrist with permission
East Coast forestry ‘a slow moving train wreck’ threatening communities
Eastland Port CEO Andrew Gaddum warns of an impending forestry crisis in Tairāwhiti due to restrictive consenting rules and environmental challenges.
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