Nash is right to shun timber-first policy
The goal is to make buildings more sustainable, whatever the materials.
“There is no ‘timber-first’ policy. There is a policy to reduce the carbon impact of government buildings.”
This is Minister for Economic Development, Government Procurement and Forestry Hon. Stuart Nash’s response last week to written parliamentary questions from Opposition
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Nick Collins
Sat, 17 Jul 2021
Sat, 17 Jul 2021
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Nash is right to shun timber-first policy
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