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  1. Government reforms strengthened regulatory powers affecting the Environment Agency and various water companies.
  2. Environmental groups are lobbying the government in Ottawa to push for changes to existing legislation and regulatory frameworks.

Industry groups met with ministers to influence new environmental laws and policy changes.

2 reports, 1 independent Updated Sep 13
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Industry groups met with ministers to influence new environmental laws and policy changes.

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FonterraChris BishopTodd McClay

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Environmental groups are lobbying the government in Ottawa to push for changes to existing legislation and regulatory frameworks. All 1 developments

Within Government reforms strengthened regulatory powers affecting the Environment Agency and various water companies.

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