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One debate that's now over
Friday 27 Apr 18 10:00am
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By Carbon News publisher ADELIA HALLETT |
Debate about whether New Zealand can decarbonise without going bankrupt should now be over.
The Productivity Commission – an economically dry organisation established as part of an agreement in 2008 for the Act Party to support the National Party in government – has this morning released a draft report which says the country can be carbon-neutral by 2050.
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