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Update from Wellington Water: Posted at 11.45am
Harbour wastewater overflow
Posted on 20 December 2019
Update from Wellington Water: Posted at 11.45am
https://archive.gw.govt.nz/Harbour-wastewater-overflow-2/
About 90 people of all ages gathered at the Pāuatahanui Inlet recently, donning gumboots in preparation to take part in the tenth cockle count in the area.
Cockle count indicates health of Pāuatahanui Inlet
Posted on 19 December 2019
About 90 people of all ages gathered at the Pāuatahanui
Inlet recently, donning gumboots in preparation to take part
in the tenth cockle count in the area.
https://archive.gw.govt.nz/cockle-count-indicates-health-of-pauatahanui-inlet/
A severe toxic algal bloom has developed along the whole of the Waipoua River in Wairarapa, with algae and detached mats building up at the river margins. People and their pets are urged to avoid the river and its banks until conditions improve.
Care urged for swimmers and dog walkers as toxic algae blooms in Waipoua River
Posted on 18 December 2019
A severe toxic algal bloom has developed along the whole of
the Waipoua River in Wairarapa, with algae and detached mats
building up at the river margins. People and their pets are
urged to avoid the river and its banks until conditions
improve.
https://archive.gw.govt.nz/care-urged-for-swimmers-and-dog-walkers-as-toxic-algae-blooms-in-waipoua-river/
Following its declaration of a climate emergency, Greater Wellington Regional Council will further sharpen its focus on addressing climate issues by appointing a climate specialist to advise its newly-formed climate change committee.
Greater Wellington boosts climate change committee
Posted on 17 December 2019
Following its declaration of a climate emergency, Greater
Wellington Regional Council will further sharpen its focus
on addressing climate issues by appointing a climate
specialist to advise its newly-formed climate change
committee.
https://archive.gw.govt.nz/greater-wellington-boosts-climate-change-committee/