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8 Dec 2020

 

GREATER Wellington Regional Council’s climate committee meets today.

Parliament sits today and tomorrow, and will be the venue tomorrow for a toy picnic organised by the group Parents for Climate Aotearoa (formerly Millions of Mothers) to mark the fifth anniversary of the Paris Agreement (noon till 2pm).



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