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Two American academics have questioned whether the government has really shelved plans for mining on the conservation estate.
Drs Kenton Bird and Gundars Rudzitis, who were both visiting scholars at the University of Waikato last year, have published in article in the international journal
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Colin Williscroft
Thu, 08 Dec 2011
Thu, 08 Dec 2011
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Will the government revisit mining on conservation land?
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