Category Archives: Nuclear energy

Is Eating Local the Best Choice?

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Those who say eating local is not always the best choice for the planet are forgetting one very important part of the equation: community. Some 30 years ago NASA came up with another BIG idea. Assemble vast solar electric arrays in space and beam the energy to earth. The environmental community did not dismiss NASA’s […]

We’ll break US free trade barrier – Nats

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National leader John Key today unveiled plans to negotiate a free trade agreement with the US, which the government is yet to succeed in doing since it came to power in 1999. National will soon release a foreign policy paper with the key objective of preparing the ground for negotiating a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) […]

NZ isolated over nuclear energy

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SYDNEY – New Zealand is resisting a push by Australia and the United States for nuclear power as the answer to global warming. Ministerial meetings of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum (Apec) have been dominated by climate change policy, but New Zealand has found itself on a different side of the table from the US […]