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We say - Immoral and wrongBy: Mahurangi Matters, 30 June 2021 We say
The decision to approve the construction of a super dump in the Dome Valley is wrong on many fronts. It disrespects mana whenua and the spirit of the Treaty of Waitangi, it will damage not only the immediate environment but potentially the kai moana in the Kaipara Harbour, it promotes yesterday’s technology to meet the needs of a modern city and lastly, but certainly not least, it runs rough-shod over the community.
Auckland Council has shown its true colours by first opposing the consent and then conveniently changing its stance to support the proposal. It is hypocritical to promote a Climate Plan on one hand and then condone transporting hundreds of thousands of tonnes of waste every year, from one side of Auckland to the other, and burying it in a pristine environment. In what universe could this ever be justified?
Sage given roasting on protest page
Eugenie Sage
Green Party list MP Eugenie Sage was met with a barrage of criticism when she turned up on Fight the Tip’s Facebook page last week and tried to defend her approval of the Government land sale to Waste Management in 2018.
The former Conservation and Land Information Minister said she and former Associate Finance Minister David Clark were legally restricted in what they could consider under the Overseas Investment Act. She said there was no public submission process or requirement for them to take issues such as community concerns and mana whenua into account.