Summarised by Centrist
Groundswell co-founder Bryce McKenzie has criticised the Government’s emissions reduction plan. He called it a “Farming Tax” that will raise food prices without reducing global emissions. While Climate Change Minister Simon Watts claims the plan supports net zero targets by 2050, McKenzie argues it undermines Kiwi farmers, the world’s most efficient, and could shift production offshore to higher-emitting competitors.
“A comprehensive and consistent view of the flood risks across the country.”
“Serious and repeated failures...”
“Some children as young as 12 were commenced on puberty blockers, with others on testosterone, without adequate documentation of assessments or monitoring.
“The next move looks more likely to be up than down.”
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