Monthly Archives: May 2025

Government Freshwater Moves Mean More Pollution and More Power to Commercial Corporates

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Special Report Freshwater campaigners are saying “don’t be fooled” by the Coalition Government’s rhetoric in today’s freshwater policy announcement. What it really means for New Zealanders is more pollution in rivers, lakes, and drinking water sources and the handing over … Continue reading

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Economic and Environmental Vandalism as Foreign Corporates Convert Farms to Forests

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Press Releases – CAFCA New Zealand’s commitment to the flawed Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) is causing environmental, economic and social damage as foreign companies buy up productive farmland to plant pine forests.The Campaign Against Foreign Control of Aotearoa (CAFCA) says … Continue reading

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Iceland’s Salmon Farming Industry heads to Courts

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From Oceanographic Magazine Website Salmon farming in Iceland looks to be headed for courts reports the website Oceanographic magazine.  One of the country’s two largest salmon farming operations are now under police investigation for alleged violations of local animal welfare … Continue reading

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The Fulton Formula for Condition of Trout

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by Rex Gibson We often hear the expression “That’s a good fish”. But is it really? There are recognised measurements that give an angler the answer. It’s possible to estimate the weight of a trout based on what’s known as … Continue reading

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Salmon Farming Impact in Scotland

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This is an extract from an article by Brendon Montague recently published on the UK website of “The Ecologist”. He interviewed three friends who moved to Loch Hourn in the Highlands of Scotland during the 1970s and have seen first … Continue reading

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