Environment Canterbury commissioner David Caygill is defending the region’s water strategy in the face of new reports about deteriorating water quality.
He says for the first time property owners face nutrient leaching rules but it will take decades to fix damage already done.
Mr Caygill
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Chris Hutching for NBR NZ Property Investor
Wed, 01 Oct 2014
Wed, 01 Oct 2014
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Caygill defends Ecan water plans against declining quality
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