Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern bans oil exploration in New Zealand that is.
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Yep, they are playing from the same book as Jay Weatherill.
That will work until the light go out & the milking has to be done by hand with seal oil lamps or candles.
Jacinda did it without any consultation with the industry. The consequences run deep. Among other matters New Zealand has signaled to the world it is bad risk for any investment.
She is but a foolish air head, but lets blame the NZ voter for voting for galloping socialism. 🙁
BTW here is WhaleOil on the subject.
The great leap backwards begins as government bans oil and gas exploration in New Zealand
www.whaleoil.co.nz/2018/04/the-great-leap-backwards-begins-as-government-bans-oil-and-gas-exploration-in-new-zealand/
Can Kiwis report; was there any suggestion of this during the election campaign?
Did candidate Ardern visit New Plymouth and say “we are going to stop oil and gas exploration before mid2018”.
And locals would have said; “no worries cob we will just start a centre of excellence for basket weaving”.
Are any New Plymouth people now saying; “you and your coalition parties have just lost our votes Prime Minister”.
What are the Nationals saying? What will they do?
Is their any sign from people that failed to vote “2 blues”; that they regret this now? And they realize they have contributed in some small way to this socialist economic experiment that NZ is now embarked upon.
@Roger
The electorate didn’t vote for Adern en masse, Winston Peters
and his coterie did after he assessed the competing “offers” (bribes ?) from both major parties.
I noted then that he had insisted on being appointed Foreign Minister. First, that allowed him to avoid any of this domestic ugliness (which he knew would happen in many ways); second, I wondered then if he had been approached by International Greenery UN- this now appears to be so.