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1. Inequality and the Climate Crisis
(Blog)
... cultural rules and work with others to change when necessary.  Under these three categories there are universal characteristics of need satisfiers: adequate nutritional food and water adequate protective ...
Created on 09 November 2019
2. The Future of Energy - Summary
(Latest)
... avoidance of land degradation, fertile soils, and reliable water supplies.  We fail to consume around one third of all the food we produce.  Better post-harvest storage, processing, and access to markets ...
Created on 10 September 2015
3. Unleashing Auckland; How new approaches to urban development can get our biggest city moving again!
(Latest)
... a taking a hard stance against abuse of water for personal benefit. NZ's hands-off philosopy resists such ntervention. Auckland Council is handicapped by Government’s failure to act in the public good. Governm ...
Created on 18 July 2015
4. An Economy for a Resilient World
(Lectures)
... The second presentation discussed some policy implications, and in particular ways to adapt to a turbulent future threatened by climate change, peak oil, water and food insecurity, and financial and banking ...
Created on 17 June 2014
5. Democracy & Diversity
(Lectures)
... everyone needs. The very act of public ownership of resources such as water, the foreshore and seabed, the forests, rivers and lakes, the electromagnetic spectrum, flora and fauna, the wilderness, and ...
Created on 26 May 2013
6. Asset Values, Regulation and Power Prices
(News)
... en the water and electricity networks in the Wellington region. The water network remained in public hands and the electricity network was privatised. The costs of the water network rose 17% over the  ...
Created on 18 April 2013
7. A Tale of Two Networks
(Uncategorised)
... from the privatised electricity network and the publicly-owned bulk water distribution network at a recent seminar in Wellington. The differences are striking and significant as the Government is pressing ...
Created on 12 June 2012
8. Improving the Quality of Housing
(Latest)
... 10th May, 12.30-2pm Old Government House, Women's Federation room, cnr Princes Street & Waterloo Quadrant Auckland Please feel free to pass on this invite to others who may be interested. Abstract Considerabl ...
Created on 09 May 2012
9. Rural Land Use & Land Tenure in NZ
(Latest)
...  ranging from water quality and climate change to rural income distribution. I use a large dataset of the land-use decisions of New Zealand landowners to estimate a cross-sectional multinomial logit mode ...
Created on 31 January 2012
10. Public Spending: The Driver of Economic Growth
(Fabian Events)
... to be recycled in a one off attempt to lessen the deficit. The Fabian Society welcomes this timely visit by David Hall of the PSIRU, an expert in public service provision, particularly in the water, energy, ...
Created on 03 February 2011
11. Facial recognition tech is arsenic in the water of democracy, says Liberty ...
(Search - Web Links / Interesting Links)
Created on 08 June 2019
12. Dotcom’s lawyer Bob Amsterdam talks about Glenn Greenwald’s claims against our Government
(Search - Web Links / Interesting Links)
Created on 14 September 2014
13. Watergate was not an isolated operation but only part of a massive campaign… #nzpol ...
(Search - Web Links / Interesting Links)
Created on 04 September 2014
14. water ...
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water ...
Created on 26 November 2018
15. 2014 Bruce Jesson Lecture - Mike Joy – Paradise Squandered; New Zealand’s Environmental Asset Stripping
(Web Link tagged with: water)
Created on 10 October 2014
16. Seminar: Are There Any New Arguments for Privatisation? - Wellington
(Comments)
...  do the same with power or water? ...
Created on 20 September 2010
17. Peter Neilson
(Comments)
... that you base your arguments on. (Goto http://www.radionz.co.nz/audio/player/20148672) Second, the global drivers that include climate warming (1) , price increase in fossil fuels (2) , water pollution ...
Created on 22 November 2014

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