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Arawhata Wetland a crucial piece of the puzzle to improve Lake Horowhenua s water quality

Arawhata Wetland a crucial piece of the puzzle to improve Lake Horowhenua s water quality
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Landowners believe Arawhata wetland a flooding risk

Landowners believe Arawhata wetland a flooding risk
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Three options on the table as future of Levin Landfill still up in the air

Three options on the table as future of Levin Landfill still up in the air
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Horowhenua council facing three costly options over waste

Fresh from an official reprimand for loose spending over the town dump, Horowhenua faces a tight call on what to do next with its waste.

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Wetland creation aims to help restore polluted Lake Horowhenua

Environment Minister David Parker says Lake Horowhenua is badly degraded because of pollution and poor management. “The wetland project itself will improve water quality and the habitat for native fish, birds and plant species, while also providing jobs and recreational opportunities for the community.” The project received $11.2 million from the Government’s Jobs for Nature programme, towards the total cost of $12.5 million. The 142 hectare farm land was purchased for $6.7m, and Horizons Regional Council contributed $1m. The council would own the land when the project was completed. It was expected to create up to 45 full-time equivalent jobs over four years.

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