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Climatechange Climate Laws Being Rewritten to Protect Polluters Mike Smith
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AI-generatedThe article discusses proposed legislative changes in New Zealand that could affect ongoing climate litigation. No direct commercial mechanism is identified; the impact is legal/political rather than on specific commodity prices, supply chains, or company margins. The event is country-specific but lacks concrete commercial channels.
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- New Zealand Government proposes changes to Climate Change Response Act 2002.
- Changes could undermine climate liability case Smith v Fonterra.
- Mike Smith criticizes changes as political interference protecting corporate emitters.
- Case approaches trial; debate expected to intensify before next election.
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