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FRIDAY POLITICS: A new look at the air we breathe
Friday 28 Feb 20 11:00am
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Jacinda Ardern takes a bowl of yaqona with Fiji leader Frank Bainimarama |
THE GOVERNMENT announced plans this week to overhaul the rules governing air quality and fine particulate matter.
But while this country is taking a regulatory approach to the problem, our environment minister David Parker is visiting India, a country experimenting with using an emissions trading regime to cut particulate matter emissions.
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