The Climate Change Commission/He Pou a Rangi recommends New Zealand set more ambitious carbon targets. The Commission says the current greenhouse gas targets […]
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Could capturing carbon curb emissions? – Expert Reaction
The government is seeking feedback on a proposal to regulate carbon capture, utilisation, and storage (CCUS) in Aotearoa. Investigating technologies that can […]
Continue readingEmissions reduction plan 2.0 – Expert Reaction
This morning, the government opened consultation on the second emissions reduction plan (ERP2), covering the period from 2026 to 2030. It […]
Continue readingThe Climate Commission’s advice on the Emissions Trading Scheme – Expert Reaction
The Climate Change Commission is recommending improvements be made to the Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS). The Commission says the government should […]
Continue readingGovt asks for ideas to reduce emissions – Expert Reaction
The government has released a consultation paper, asking for feedback to help shape the Emissions Reduction Plan. Some ideas on the […]
Continue readingThe Global Methane Budget report – Expert Reaction
The Global Carbon Project (GCP) has today released its latest analysis of the worldwide balance of methane emissions and sinks. The report […]
Continue readingCovering Climate Now – In the News
Climate change has been front and centre this week as more than 250 media outlets committed to emphasising coverage as […]
Continue readingGreening the health sector – Expert Reaction
The Government has released a new guide for making our health sector more sustainable. The health sector currently contributes between […]
Continue readingClimate change committee’s recommendations – Expert Reaction
The Government has released the reports from the Interim Climate Change Committee, along with details on how it plans to […]
Continue readingEmissions across the economy – Expert Reaction
More cars on the road mean New Zealand’s household emissions continue to grow, while renewable energy expands and dairy takes a […]
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