The End Of Tiwai Pt Could Open Huge Opportunities For NZ – Coal Action Network
The announced closure of Tiwai Point is welcome news for the clean energy future of New Zealand, and presents huge…
The announced closure of Tiwai Point is welcome news for the clean energy future of New Zealand, and presents huge…
Today’s Tiwai Point closure announcement will result in cheaper electricity for New Zealand households and the chance to swiftly decarbonise…
Auckland Action Against Poverty is launching a campaign to build commitment from Members of Parliament seeking to be part of…
Fonterra will be greeted by drums, cow costumes, placards and a pile of coal on Thursday morning, 9 July, as…
The latest Boag revelations are so extraordinary and speak to such a depth of dirty politics it’s difficult to see how Muller’s leadership survives this.
Muller’s campaign vision was supposed to be a circuit-breaker. Instead, it left more questions than answers.
A quick, back-of-an-envelope calculation shows that government electricity subsidies have been so high that the country would be better off with the smelter closed and the workers paid their full salaries for the rest of their lives. I wrote about this in a previous blog.
While looking for something else entirely in an old trunk in my garage, I came across the following lines. Written nearly 50 years ago, they struck me as having an oddly contemporary feel.
The relaxed demeaned of a man who knows he’s been proven right.
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