School children targeted by private investigators Thompson and Clark
22 Apr, 2021 12:21 AM
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A two-year investigation reveals that climate change groups were targets of private investigators Thompson and Clark, paid by clients from the oil and gas industry. Photo / Peter de Graaf
A two-year investigation reveals that climate change groups were targets of private investigators Thompson and Clark, paid by clients from the oil and gas industry. Photo / Peter de Graaf
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By Nicky Hager for RNZ
School children from the group School Strike 4 Climate joined a peaceful protest against the oil-exploration company OMV in New Plymouth a year ago, only weeks after unprecedented numbers joined their September 27 school strike marches around New Zealand. Public concern about climate change had never been so great. These were peaceful, democratic protests.
Only in NZ could oil companies get caught spying on children and the story sink away in 24 hours
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School children targeted by private investigators Thompson and Clark
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The Petroleum Exploration and Production Association of New Zealand (PEPANZ) is now less of a mouthful following a name change to Energy Resources Aotearoa. The oil and gas sector lobbyist group will shorten its new name to Energy Resources if needed, and not abbreviate to ERA, to avoid any confusion with the Employment Relations Authority, known as the ERA. The new name reflected a “broader strategic approach” by the group to represent the sustainable energy resources sector, and move beyond solely representing upstream oil and gas providers, ER chief executive John Carnegie said.