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Following a recent fact finding tour, Lower Hutt and Chair of Wellington Water Committee, Campbell Barry shares water infrastructure lessons from the lessons from England and Wales.
The concept of Te Mana o te Wai – putting the health of the water first – is not only vital for the long term welfare of people and the environment but also for the economy, says Water New Zealand CEO Gillian Blythe.She told the Primary Production Select Committee that removing the prioritisation of water health in planning decisions poses significant long-term risks.
“Big Farm” lobby groups are pushing for a law change after a landmark court decision overturned a overturned a pollution discharge consent for a mega-irrigation scheme.
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