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Patrick Barrett

New Zealand
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The circular economy in Aotearoa New Zealand: a critical evaluation of policy and its current prospects

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By Shannon Hodge, Patrick Barrett, Priya A. Kurian
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT Between 2017 and 2023, the circular economy was increasingly referenced by the Ministry for the Environment (MfE) and the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) as a guide to more sustainable production and waste systems. It became an overarching idea for how to address many environmental challenges. MfE and MBIE statements refer to embedding circular principles into the economy and the role of central government in stewarding circular economy processes.
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Artificial reef footprint in the United States ocean - Nature Sustainability

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By Avery B. Paxton, Patrick Barrett, Brendan J. Runde, Nathan M. Bacheler, G. Todd Kellison
| Nature Verified
Abstract Marine ecosystem declines have spurred global efforts to restore degraded habitats, manage marine life and enhance recreation opportunities by installing built structures called artificial reefs in seascapes. Evidence suggests that artificial reefs generate ecosystem services and risks, yet a fundamental ecological characteristic—the area of seafloor occupied by these constructed reefs—remains poorly quantified.
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Milwaukee Paper Highlights Anguil’s Growth

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By Patrick Barrett
| environmental-expert.com
Clearer skies overseas; Anguil Environmental finds niche in global air pollution control At a time when many Wisconsin companies are alarmed about business and technology being exported to Asia, a small Brown Deer firm is proving that it can compete overseas through contracts in Taiwan, Korea and China. With only about 35 employees, Anguil Environmental Systems Inc. has become a global player in its field of designing and installing air pollution control equipment.
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