A podcast episode highlights a Scottish documentary about beavers being reintroduced to a dying river, detailing how their dam-building restored ecosystems, improved water retention, and unexpectedly benefited salmon populations despite initial conflict with farmers.
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Policy, holding leaders to account, that's what Q&A is all about. In fact, all of our previous interviews with Christopher Luxon have focused on policy. Economic policy, justice, race relations, climate policy, tax. You can see for yourself on our YouTube page. Given his comments, we sent an email to the PM's office requesting... requesting an interview again. We said it would be an interview just as the Prime Minister described, policy focused, examining his record, and we reiterated that it's an open invitation, any time or place, to push things along a bit. We also offered up some different shows, just as a suggestion. So we offered the PM shows in May. We also invited him to choose any show in the whole month of June. Take your pick, we said. Whatever works for you. And we'll...
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natural solutions to drought and erosion
#BHN ACT immigration policy | Stanford pushes back on Seymour | Simeon fighting with NZFirstaligning restoration with national climate action goals
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