New Zealand Think Tank Urges Fuel Priority List
The Co2 Centre for Informed Futures has published a report titled People, Place and Prosperity. Co-author Emeritus Professor Paul Spoonley is calling for a long-term population strategy to address an aging population and declining birth rates. The report warns of the impacts of New Zealand's shifting demographics. Nathan Serendrin, chair of the Wise Response Society, stated the New Zealand government must release its list of priority fuel users immediately. He argued the government is being too relaxed and that citizens require specific information to plan effectively. The request comes as the government prepares for potential economic shifts. The source warned that lack of food security could threaten social and economic stability.
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RNZ National
“The author of a new report is calling for a long-term population strategy as the population ages and birth rates decline. The report, People, Place and Prosperity, has been published by Independent Think Tank Co2 Centre for Informed Futures.”
RNZ National
“The chair of a think tank looking at the risks facing New Zealand says the government needs to release its list of priority fuel users now.”
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