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what we have iis the irresponsible behaviour of National tendering to the highest bidder for more ways to compromise our environment. Their greed is insatiable.
The people of Ikaroa Rawhiti should be concerned with the evidence in Tauranga. We see a Maritime Authority sorely unprepared to deal with oil spills. A government proving that they don’t know how to prevent a spill don’t know how to stop a spill and don’t know how to clean up a spill. And yet they’re planning to sell more oil permits?
Tauranga Moana needs to be a wake-up call. Our country should be developing more widespread, community-based sustainable energy alternatives. Not only does it behove this country’s clean, green image, such sustainable energy alternatives help break our habit of oil dependence, puts power back into our people’s hands, and it is healthier for the environment and wildlife. All future oil operations must stop!Yes the arguements for further exploitation are based on selfishness and greed and the myth of unending growth, which is false and illusory - it just isn't going to happen - peak oil and the effects of climate change are happening now and the world as we have known it is changing, drastically. Community and connection are the only answer to their lies and this Press Release is part of the solution to the problems many refuse to acknowledge.
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I was disappointed by comments trying to crucify the Captain of the Rena
Even if he was at fault I think we will find he is also a victim of voodoo economics.
http://kjt-kt.blogspot.com/2011/10/rena-neo-liberal-failure.html
totally agree KjT
there are many layers of blame and a top down approach is the way to ferret it out
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