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Forestry Institute's open letter warns NZ may fail to meet climate commitments
Friday 23 Jun 23 10:45am
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| New Zealand Forestry Institute president James Treadwell |
The New Zealand Forestry Institute has penned an open letter to MPs and the media outlining “deep concerns” about the future of forests and forest investment, with climate commitments at stake.
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