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Water Contamination Debate: Professor Jacqueline Rowarth vs Dr. Mike Joy

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Professor Jacqueline Rowarth and Dr. Mike Joy are on opposite sides of the fence when it comes to the source of water pollution in New Zealand.

Professor Jacqueline Rowarth and Dr. Mike Joy are on opposite sides of the fence when it comes to the source of water pollution in New Zealand.

The Country is set to bring you a debate like no other. Dr Mike Joy and Professor Jacqueline Rowarth will go head to head over the water quality in New Zealand.

Dr Joy is a Senior Lecturer in Environmental Science and Ecology at Massey University and Professor Rowarth is Waikato University Professor of Agri-business.

Dr Joy believes that intensive dairy farming practices are to blame for the polluted state of our waterways, but Professor Rowarth says otherwise.

Catch the debate on Tuesday at 12pm on The Country, live on iHeartRadio and on these frequencies.

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