EXPLORATION

NZ EPA to speed up petroleum exploration, development proposals

NEW Zealand explorers have welcomed the government's move to establish a United States-style Environmental Protection Agency as an independent statutory office that should speed up petroleum exploration and development proposals.

The proposed EPA is among a package of 100 reforms to the Resource Management Act announced by the government yesterday to simplify exploration, development and construction projects in petroleum, other...

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