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History shows we can handle it, says CCC chief
Friday 11 Oct 19 12:00pm
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We survived the oil shocks of the 1970s |
Cutting carbon out of the economy should not cause the “collateral damage” seen in New Zealand’s other economic transformations, says the first head of the Climate Change Commission.
The fact the country has dealt with major change in the past gives the former Reserve Bank chair and deputy governor Dr Rodd Carr confidence it can do it again.
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