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1234fdsazxcv

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    Comment #25389318

    Emissions per capita are low because a lot of the population lives in poverty outside the city or in the city on the margins. It is not an eco-utopia.

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    Comment #25310751

    I would agree with this assessment. It seems people think this is like academia -- it's not. There are no guarantees of tenure at a private company, even one with a research cultur…

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    Comment #25249056

    I'm not sure why this is being down-voted. It's disturbing to see given the site we're on.

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    Comment #25105453

    Can we please use paragraphs to create a coherent thought/point rather than a series of one-liners? Perhaps spend a little more time to think through/build out your thoughts. It is…

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    Comment #25024240

    The article is just an excuse to sell their services. But agreed it's pretty vague. Also, the tone/bitchiness of the comments for the article are truly the worst I've ever read on …

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    Comment #24835411

    This policy has lost all grip with reality. Where do you see the vibrant tech scene in Auckland? I'd love to see a some economic data from StatsNZ that supports your case. Even The…

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    Comment #24835378

    Ha! That's not true at all. Having rich Americans come is actually a public policy option that was openly debated in the papers during the election. Basically, New Zealand has turn…

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    Comment #24763228

    Reading the article may help. The article states that it was a temporary event.

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    Comment #24576702

    This is market forces at work. Regulations and environmental science used to help to define the rules of the market are really a useful way to allocate resources. Worry less about …

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    Comment #24576668

    There's a reason we had to switch away from that. The crop rotation cycle isn't an efficient use of land. Synthetic fertilizers exist for a reason -- the human race wants and needs…