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Former Greens leader roasts Shaw's carbon bill
Wednesday 23 Oct 19 12:00pm
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Russel Norman … the climate commission has no power whatsoever to actually cut emissions |
Climate minister James Shaw will let the climate commission control carbon prices if he’s serious about cutting emissions, says the man who preceded him as co-leader of the Green Party.
Russel Norman, now head of Greenpeace New Zealand, gave Shaw’s zero-carbon bill a roasting when he delivered the annual Bruce Jesson Memorial Lecture in Auckland last night.
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