Russel Norman evaluates Sir Robert Muldoon's 'Think Big' energy policies, acknowledging their intent to reduce fossil fuel dependence while criticizing their environmental and agricultural consequences, particularly the rise in synthetic fertiliser use and damage to farmland and水
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We're unlikely to use the entirety of that money, and basically they've promised, and the contract will reflect that, through some KPIs to get the damn thing done by the end of May, or within spitting distance, and then hopefully we will, like the Aussies, have secured some additional fuel, and we'll have somebody to put it. I'm confident that they know how quickly and... robustly they can recommission it because these things are already standing idly after Labour closed down the refinery yes
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