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Parliament’s portfolio committee on Forestry, Fisheries and Environment says that they will be compiling the recommendations on the climate change bill by the people of Limpopo.

Parliament’s portfolio committee on Forestry, Fisheries and Environment says that they will be compiling the recommendations onThe committee says that there has been an overwhelming positive response from their provincial public consultations. The bill will enable the development of an effective climate change response and the transition to low carbon emissions. A new bill on climate change has been drafted and public consultation processes have begun.

The provincial government is confident that the bill will also give direction on ensuring that business practices in the province comply with environmental legislation.

 

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