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New Zealand: Transport

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Vehicle exhaust emissions to be put to the test

1 May 2008

Testing will begin today to ensure all vehicles entering New Zealand meet tough new exhaust emissions standards.

Travelling greens have a new place to stay

28 Apr 2008

Travellers with a green bent will be able to sleep with a clear conscience at an Auckland hotel which opens its doors today.

Petitions for new law on US airline GHG emissions

US concerned over EU airline emissions charge plan, starts probe into airline pollution

10 Apr 2008

The United States is expressing “serious concern” over EU proposals to impose emissions charges on airlines.

Concrete roads .. a better deal long term?

Cement lobby launches major campaign to replace bitumen on roads

7 Apr 2008

Cement interests are launching a concerted campaign to have the nations roads laid in concrete instead of bitumen.

UN martime organisation .. progressive emissions reductions now agreed

100 governments agree on lower emission standards for ships

7 Apr 2008

In a move which could have longer term implications for New Zealand traders, the protection committee of the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) has appoved proposed amendments to regulations which will reduce ship emissions.

Air New Zealand .. aviation should be in global ETS, with level playing strip

Air NZ backs ETS - but wants carbon price cap

1 Apr 2008

Air New Zealand chairman John Palmer can understand the opposition of the International Air Transport Association (IATA) to aviation being included in global emissions trading schemes (ETSs), but agrees New Zealand’s should cover as much of the economy as possible.

IATA's cow of an excuse

A cow of a campaign from the airlines

27 Mar 2008

IATA has launched a campaign opposing airlines' inclusion in the EU emissions trading scheme, on the basis airlines have fewer emissions than cows.

Politics
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Commissioner calls on govt to better manage economic risks of climate change

Mon 12 May 2025

Climate change is creating an inevitable liability for the government which needs to be understood and managed, according to the Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment.

Energy
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Genesis reports rising coal, declining gas

2 May 2025

Talks about the future of the third Rankine unit at Huntly continue as Genesis reported a third quarter result that showed the rise of coal and the decline of gas.

Agriculture
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Fonterra linked to illegal deforestation, claims Greenpeace

5 Mar 2025

Dairy giant Fonterra's supply chain is linked with illegal deforestation, according to Greenpeace Aotearoa, after New Zealand's major importers of palm kernel have been found to be illegally operating palm plantations in Indonesia.

Carbon emissions
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Rewiring Aotearoa CEO Mike Casey and his electric tractor

NZ could ditch 8 million fossil fuel machines right now to slash emissions

7 May 2025

The majority of the country’s ten million fossil fuel machines could be replaced cost-effectively with electric equivalents right now, new research from Rewiring Aotearoa has revealed.

Forestry
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Farming lobby attacks ‘loopholes’ in carbon forestry limits

7 May 2025

Beef + Lamb New Zealand is urging the government to close what it says are loopholes in new guidance around limits on carbon forestry.

Business
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FMA exemption grants compliance relief to climate reporters

7 May 2025

The Financial Markets Authority has signed off on new exemptions giving climate-reporting entities a break from some of their compliance duties.

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