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No Other Place To Stand: An Anthology of Climate Change Poetry from Aotearoa New Zealand
Published by Auckland University Press
Edited by: Jordan Hamel, Rebecca Hawkes, Erik Kennedy and Essa Ranapiri
Foreward/Afterward: Alice Te Punga Somerville an
We invite you to view the video version of Earth Emotions, an exhibition of photography from Te Tauihu, the top of New Zealand's South Island. It launched on Earth Day April 22, 2022 online at theexhibit and features over 100 images by 47 local ph
The minutes of our last Hui, discussing our strategy, are available here.
The recording of the Hui is available on our Youtube channel.
Climate economist Belinda Storey spoke to 270 attendees on the subject of ‘climate leases’ at a webinar organised by the local branch of the New Zealand Institute of Architects and Engineering New Zealand.
According to a report Storey published in
A new position has been created at TDC for a ‘Senior Climate Change Policy Advisor’.
This is a permanent, full time role, based in Richmond, within the Strategic Policy team at Tasman District Council.
Please spread the word and help TDC find a suita
Are you frustrated that products aren’t made to last and when they break, they are not repairable? You are not alone!
Repair Cafe Aotearoa New Zealand invites you to express your point of view by signing the "Right to Repair" petition. This petition
Click the link to see Entries for our very first Cli-Fi competiton The Eleventh Hour
https://storage.ning.com/topology/rest/1.0/file/get/10597338457?profile=original
The judges report makes for some interesting reading also.
JUDGES' REPORT - The
In order to change an existing paradigm you do not struggle to try and change
the problematic model. You create a new model and make the old one obsolete.
That, in essence, is the higher service to which we are all being called."
— R. Buckminster Fu
As part of our Climate Action Week, we had the pleasure of hearing what our councils have done so far in response to the climate crisis, what they intend to do to meet emission reduction targets, and what is needed in adaptation and just transition.
Tim Naish is Professor in Earth Sciences, at the Antarctic Research Centre at Victoria University. He has leadership roles on the world climate research programme, the scientific committee on Antarctic research and the Antarctic science platform. He
Local Climate Change Champion and Strategist Lindsay Woods interviews:
Sixteen experts answer critical climate
IPCC expert reviewer Dr Peter Carter said the global climate catastrophe could not be averted without the elimination of m
Madeline Gray of Co-Benefits interviewed several Aotearoa youth leaders about climate change. Madeline is a first-year university student studying primary education. She is interested in all things environmental, but most of all loves to understand n
Update on electric powered cars
EV use helps reduce greenhouse gas emissions
NZ's Emission Reduction Plan sets national targets for reducing transport emissions: The stated intention is to
- rapidly increase purchase of low-emissions vehicles
- reduce our
The Great Simplification is an important new 32-minute video by transformative systems thinker Nate Hagens.
Here are some of Nate's viewing notes:
This 32 minute animation -in 4 Acts - describes the backdrop for The Great Simplification - an econom
New Zealand’s first Emission Reduction Plan was announced on 16th May
Reading between the lines
The plan uses financial incentives, in the form of grants, to encourage kiwis to move to zero carbon emitting transport. Similarly in the industrial sector
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