The environment: that thing that sits in the background, quietly do its job. It's not a shareholder, it's not a fund manager, and it's not a politician, but it is arguably the biggest single component in the economy.
How then do we account for it, how do we give it voice?
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Kate Auty is ACT Commissioner for Sustainability and the Environment, interviewed by Rod
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