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Isobel Ewing

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Auckland, New Zealand
As seen in: Discovery Channel, MSN New Zealand, Sydney Morning Herald, Taranaki Daily News, New Zealand Herald, CGTN, Otago Daily Times, The Spinoff
anchor for @trtworld. previously @NewshubNZ, @SkyNewsAust, @featurestory
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Fast fashion partly to blame for amount of microplastics found in Lake Wānaka

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By Isobel Ewing Verified
| newshub.co.nz
Watch: Nylon, polyester, rayon, and other synthetic plastic fibres are being blamed on microplastics being found at every site tested at Lake Wānaka. Credits: Newshub. Fast fashion is being blamed in part for a shocking discovery in Lake Wānaka. Sampling of the waters of the beautiful South Island tourist spot has found microplastics at all 10 sites and it's prompted a call for Kiwis to be more conscious of their clothing choices.
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$100m needed to remove 'cancer of the sea' - Northland Regional Council

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By Isobel Ewing Verified
| newshub.co.nz
Northland Regional Council is urging the Government to provide millions in funding to remove the invasive seaweed caulerpa. Credits: Image - Ministry for Primary Industries; Video - Newshub Northland Regional Council is asking the Government to urgently pump millions into the fight against the invasive seaweed caulerpa, dubbed "the cancer of the sea".
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Otago locals fear biggest gold mine in decades will 'industrialise' their landscape

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By Isobel Ewing Verified
| newshub.co.nz
Central Otago landowners say they "feel sick" about a large-scale proposed gold mine. Credits: Newshub Central Otago landowners say they "feel sick" about a large-scale proposed gold mine, saying it will "industrialise" the landscape and threaten the unique selling point of the area. Santana Minerals believes it's made one of the biggest gold discoveries in New Zealand history, and says it will do everything it can to minimise damage to the environment.
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