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2006 State of the Nation's Environment Address - Hugh Logan
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The 2006 Lincoln University State of the Nation's Environment Address.
Hugh Logan, Chief Executive, Ministry for the Environment, Outlines Priorities in State of the Nation’s Environment Address, 13 October 2006.
New Zealand has been urged to step up its preparations for the impacts of climate change, including the effect on its built infrastructure and flood management systems.
Delivering the 7th annual Lincoln University State of the Nation’s Environment address, the chief executive of the Ministry for the Environment, Hugh Logan, says climate change will affect every aspect of New Zealanders’ lives.
The State of the Nation’s Environment address is hosted annually by Lincoln University’s Isaac Centre for Nature Conservation.
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