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Timothy WelchThe Conversation |
Promoting fuel saving measures as vital to energy security would help frame the oil shock as a technical problem to be solved, not a political issue...
New Zealand generates more than 85% of its electricity from renewable sources, but transport remains almost entirely chained to imported oil.
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Other countries have learned to harness the economic and cultural energy of their super-cities, but New Zealand is held back by Auckland’s failure...
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Rule changes to allow larger granny flats follow a well-established pattern in New Zealand: modest reforms to address big and complicated problems.
Documents show the government is going against expert advice and strong economic evidence by insisting higher speed limits will improve productivity.
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