Category: Mokau South
The emperor’s new economics: how neoliberalism lets coal miners get away with making wild, unsupported claims about economic benefits
by tjonescan | Oct 27, 2017 | coal industry, economics, guest blog, Mokau South, Te Kuha, West Coast | 0 |
by Jane Young ‘Neoliberalism’ is one of those terms rarely used in a complimentary sense. In fact...
Read MoreOf Monkeys, Mr Burns, Mokau South and the RMA
by tjonescan | Feb 8, 2016 | coal projects, Mokau South, submissions, Taranaki, videos, Waikato | 0 |
As The Simpsons taught us, if you give enough monkeys enough typewriters and enough time, they will eventually produce Charles Dickens’ “A Tale of Two Cities”, or a pretty close approximation: I can now add a...
Read MoreDon’t Take Our Word For How Bad Mokau South Is – Take Waikato Regional Council’s Word. And Submit By Next Tuesday.
by tjonescan | Jan 28, 2016 | coal industry, coal projects, fossil fuels, Mokau South, RMA, submissions, Taranaki, Waikato | 0 |
Submissions on Mokau South’ Resources’ proposal to strip-mine the Panirau Plateau in the Mokau River Catchment for coal close next Tuesday, 2 February. We have had a good response to our call for submissions against...
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