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THE COUNT: English stays silent on climate
Monday 18 Sep 17 10:00am
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WITH LESS THAN one week left in the election campaign, Prime Minister Bill English has yet to mention climate change in any of his formal speeches or statements.
Since June 19, Carbon News has been keeping track of the number of times party leaders raise the issue, as a guide to how seriously they rank it.
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