Fourteen companies received co-funding from the first round of the Government Investment in Decarbonising Industry Fundto help their businesses transition away from fossil fuels. Together, they will make greenhouse gas emissions reductions the equ
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Voluntary mitigation’ means reducing emissions and increasing removals of greenhouse gases beyond government requirements (including requirements in the New Zealand Emissions Trading Scheme). Past approaches to voluntary mitigation will not work in t
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In the first episode of Fight for the Wild, we discover the incredib
Minutes from our April 2021 Zoom hui are available here.
A recording of the Hui is available here: Part 1Â and here:Â Part 2
This University of Otago-Wellington webinar series focused on sustainable healthcare and climate health and presented the latest information in 30-min programmes that aired fortnightly between June to October 2020. The programme content covered both
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For anyone interested in understanding the basic science regarding energy and its implications for human society, this book is a vaulable resource. It includes a detailed summary of the limitations of alternatives to fossil fuels and suggests that s
EARTHDAY.ORG’s mission is to diversify, educate and activate the environmental movement worldwide. Growing out of the first Earth Day in 1970, EARTHDAY.ORG is the world’s largest recruiter to the environmental movement, working with more than 75,000
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Climate activism — often driven by young people — has played a huge role in informing the world about the risks of the climate crisis. As school strikers take their campaign online during global COVID-19 lockdowns, we
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Lessons from working with faith groups:
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Collaborate with religious scientists and local leaders. Even the most conservative faith communities hold scientists who advocate climate action. Find them, learn their arguments, and cite scripture passages
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They can be read here:Â Nelson Tasman Climate Forum Operating Procedures approved March 2021.pdf
Concern about climate change is increasing among all generations in New Zealand — but data show younger people have always led the way.
The New Zealand Attitudes and Values Survey, based at the University of Auckland, asks New Zealanders for their op
We had a jam-packed agenda for our March hui on Wednesday 10th March 2021 via Zoom, here are the highlights:
- We reached consensus on the changes to pages 18 and 19, and a small wording adjustment on page 23 of the Climate Action Book. The Climate Ac
Five years ago, the United Nations Paris climate agreement set a ceiling for global warming at well below 2 °C, ideally 1.5 °C relative to pre-industrial levels. World leaders also agreed to balance greenhouse-gas emissions in the second half of the
 Energy and Human Ambitions on a Finite Planet: Assessing and Adapting to Planetary Limits by Thomas W. Murphy, Jr. University of California, San Diego Published by eScholarship, University of California
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