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Harry Kroto lights up Kim Hill - by frog
It is not my usual habit to listen to RadioNZ on a Saturday morning, but my host for the long weekend does so. I was rapt to listen to Kim Hill interview Harry Kroto. The Nobel Prize winning chemist talked at length about many issues dear to a Green’s heart, such as nuclear disarmorment, the [...] read moreFebruary 7, 2009 7:01 pm - 9 Comments -
It’s a WRAP - by frog
The Greens have been working with environmental groups on a campaign to save the wild and special Mokihinui River from an inappropriate monster hydro dam. The plight of my eely cousins has compelled frog to also step back and think about our insatiable thirst for energy and its increasing pressure on the environment: not just [...] read moreSeptember 3, 2008 5:33 pm - 10 Comments
