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Consultation Issue 3: Addressing climate change
As the impacts of climate change intensify, we are considering how we can best support climate action in Taranaki. Climate change will have wide-ranging impacts on
Taranaki. With expected increases in temperature, variability in rainfall which increases the risk of both drought and floods and a rising sea-level that will increasingly
threaten coastal communities.
Submitters responses
Regional Transport Committee agenda June 2020
Ordinary Council Agenda 16 May 2023
Northern Quarries Biennial Report 2020-2022
Lower Waiwhakaiho industries consent monitoring report 2018-2019
Lake Rotorangi state of the environment monitoring report 2016-2018
of suspended solids also fluctuate over time with a range of <2 to 250 g/m3 recorded over all the
sites. The unnamed tributaries on this site are generally small, clear running, low energy brooks with silty
beds. With increased rainfall the suspended solids level in these tributaries can rise quite quickly as silt is
stirred up from the beds and edges of the streams entraining it in the flow. Overall the level of suspended
solids indicates good water quality in the stream system.
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to be lost to
evaporation and seepage. This means that there is usually a significant amount of
freeboard present at any given time.
During the year under review the pond was not found to be discharging at the time
of inspection and therefore the leachate/stormwater sample was again collected
from the pond immediately upstream of the pond outlet.
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Unlike the autumn samples collected after heavy rainfall in the 2013-2014 and 2014-
2015 years, the ammoniacal
Greymouth Petroleum Turangi B hydraulic fracturing consent monitoring report - Taranaki Regional Council.