Making an impact
By: SAGE, Eugenie
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ArticlePublisher: Wellington : IPANZ, july 2010The government's appointment of ECan Commissioners: high time or watered down democracy? 33, 2, p. 18-20Abstract: While there may be vast differences of opinion on how to solve the fresh water management problem in Canterbury, there is one thing is a problem. And it's not just a regional issue: Canterbury has 70 per cent of New Zealand's irrigated land, 55 per cent of the nations's hydro storage, and braided rives that provide critical habitat for a number of New Zealand's endangered species. Following the findings of a review released earlier this year, the government has made sweeping changes to try to address water management in Canterbury
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While there may be vast differences of opinion on how to solve the fresh water management problem in Canterbury, there is one thing is a problem. And it's not just a regional issue: Canterbury has 70 per cent of New Zealand's irrigated land, 55 per cent of the nations's hydro storage, and braided rives that provide critical habitat for a number of New Zealand's endangered species. Following the findings of a review released earlier this year, the government has made sweeping changes to try to address water management in Canterbury
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