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Debbie McLachlan:... "In 1993 things are no different to what they were in 1981 — we have spent over 10 years feeding the industry as much timber as they've wanted and made no changes in forest management. We have simply killed the golden goose and dipped into the egg basket."

EUGENIE SAGE

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Forest and Bird, Issue 268, 1 May 1993, Page 38

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Debbie McLachlan:... "In 1993 things are no different to what they were in 1981 — we have spent over 10 years feeding the industry as much timber as they've wanted and made no changes in forest management. We have simply killed the golden goose and dipped into the egg basket." EUGENIE SAGE Forest and Bird, Issue 268, 1 May 1993, Page 38

Debbie McLachlan:... "In 1993 things are no different to what they were in 1981 — we have spent over 10 years feeding the industry as much timber as they've wanted and made no changes in forest management. We have simply killed the golden goose and dipped into the egg basket." EUGENIE SAGE Forest and Bird, Issue 268, 1 May 1993, Page 38

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