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    - SAC # 25: 'Chickens don't lay duck eggs'
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    - SAC # 27: An Environmental History of the Otago Peninsula
    - SAC # 28: Climate Change & Drying of the South Island's East Coast
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Food security and other opportunities for New Zealand agriculture toward 2030
Dr Solis Norton
Centre for Sustainability Seminar Room, Thursday 26 July, 4-5pm

Abstract: There is now irrefutable evidence that, in broad terms, global growth is peaking. Physical resource constraints dictate that we now pass through a plateau of static growth before entering a period characterised predominantly by contraction. A clear explanation of the underlying physical...Read More

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Food security and other opportunities for New Zealand agriculture toward 2030 Dr Solis Norton Centre for Sustainability Seminar Room, Thursday 26 July, 4-5pm

Food security and other opportunities for New Zealand agriculture toward 2030
Dr Solis Norton
Centre for Sustainability Seminar Room, Thursday 26 July, 4-5pm