22 March 2011 Hot Energy Debate at Lincoln University

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Date22nd March 2011Lincoln University

Will New Zealand's economy last at current energy consumption levels? Is it possible to have economic growth without high energy utilisation? Are preserving the environment and economic growth mutually exclusive events? Can New Zealand become greener without it hitting consumers in the pocket?

These are very important questions as petrol prices soar and the price electricity is set to rise this winter.

Join respected broadcaster Kim Hill and her guests as they debate the big issues in energy. Guests include:

Former Finance Minister and businesswoman, Ruth Richardson
Bio-entrepreneur, Graeme Coles
University of Canterbury Senior Lecturer in Economics, Eric Crampton
Lincoln University Professor of Trade and Environmental Economics, Caroline Saunders
Chevron New Zealand Policy, Government and Public Affairs Manager, Sharon Buckland
Landcare Research Sustainability and Society Principal Scientist, Bob Frame

Where: Stewart 2 Lecture Theatre, Lincoln University.
When: Thursday 24 March.
Time: Doors open From 7pm, event starts at 7.30pm.
Refreshments & nibbles provided, entry by gold coin koha.

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Hot Energy Debate at Lincoln University

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22 March 2011 Hot Energy Debate at Lincoln University