Greenpeace condemns the government's proposed retroactive climate law change, arguing it undermines democratic accountability and enables corporate polluters to avoid responsibility for climate-related damage, particularly in the context of iwi-led legal action against major emit
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rising costs to ordinary households
Shocking abuse of power – Greenpeace slams Govt’s climate law change.ordinary citizens bearing climate impacts
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