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Energy: Greenpeace Slams Nats As Weak
Against 'Anti-Climate' Business Lobby
Greenpeace has fired a stinging attack against the National Party and its leader John Key, stating the party is weak in the face of pressure from an "anti-climate" business lobby group. Greenpeace says National's attempt to delay the emissions trading scheme (ETS) and undermine a partial ban on thermal power stations is unacceptable, and a strong indication the party puts big business backers ahead of tackling climate change. More >>
- National - National won't cut corners on ETS
- National - John Key Speech To Regional Conference Wellington
- National - Parker panics over slowing of ETS process
- Greens - More delay is the last thing we need
- NZ Govt - John Key fails leadership test on climate change
- NZ Govt - Gutless National risk billions
- NZ Climate Science Coalition - NZCSC Challenges Greenpeace To Front With Evidence
- Climate Science Coalition - Greens “away with the fairies”
- Environmental Defence Society - National’s Response Really, Really Disappointing
- Kyoto Forestry Association - KFA Supports Key Call For Reopening Of Submissions
- Business Council for Sustainable Development - Leadership Not Delay Is What NZ Needs On ETS Bill
- NZ Forest Owners Association - Key needs to come clean on trees
- Wellington Regional Chamber of Commerce - Time to Start Again on Climate Change Legislation
- Greenhouse Policy Coalition - National's Move On Emissions Trading Bill Welcomed
- Business New Zealand - Nats ETS policy pays heed to conce
- Centre For Political Debate - Who Pays For Climate Change?
- TV3 Video - National calls for a delay to Emissions Trading Scheme
- Employers and Manufacturers - Pause in ETS law applauded
- TV3 Video - Labour looking for ETS support from smaller parties
- TV3 Video - PM defends carbon trading scheme against National attacks
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