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CLIMATE CALENDAR

Tue 2 Dec 2025

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The Carbon News calendar of talks, events, conferences, consultations, and petitions related to climate change.

Select committees


Scrutiny week


Environment

Annual review of the Ministry for the Environment, Thursday 4 December, 8:15am - 12:35pm

Annual review of the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Authority, Thursday 4 December, 1:45pm - 2:45pm

Annual review of the Environmental Protection Authority, Thursday 4 December, 3:05pm - 5:15pm


Primary Production
Annual review of the Ministry for Primary Industries, Thursday 4 December, 8:45am - 1:15pm

Minister for Oceans and Fisheries, Friday 5 December, 9:00am - 9:45am
Minister for Rural Communities / Associate Minister of Agriculture, Friday 5 December 10:00am - 10:45am


Online events


The challenge of aviation and shipping emissions, Our Climate Declaration webinar presented by Robert McLachlan, Thursday 12 February at 7:00pm.


Fresk events: These workshops are open to the general public and are run by Climate Fresk volunteers. The workshops will teach you how climate change works and empower you to take effective action as a citizen.


Regional events


Auckland


The inaugural University of Auckland International Economics Workshop will explore the geoeconomics of the new world order, strategic industrial policy, macro-financial spillovers, and the geopolitics of trade, climate, and critical minerals, with Harvard University’s Professor Pol Antràs, Professor Stephen Redding, former New Zealand Reserve Bank Governor Dr Alan Bollard and former Chief Economist at the Bank of England, now Chief Economic Adviser at PwC, Andy Haldane. University of Auckland, December 4.


Geoeconomic Fragmentation: Challenges and Opportunities, will feature Harvard Business School Professor Laura Alfaro, who was formerly Minister of National Planning in Costa Rica, joined by former Chief Economist at the Bank of England, now Chief Economic Adviser at PwC, Andy Haldane, and Business School economics professor and member of the Reserve Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee, Prasanna Gai. University of Auckland, December 4.


Environmental Defence Society and Forest & Bird's environmental summit, Grand Millennium Hotel, 24–25 June 2026.


The Climate Change and Business Conference, organised by the Environmental Defence Society, the Sustainable Business Council and the Climate Leaders Coalition, is scheduled to take place at the Viaduct Events Centre on 7-8 September 2026.


Wellington


Interactive climate change exhibition at Te Papa.


ETS auctions 2025

Upcoming: 3 December

 


Consultation


The Government is consulting on a formal amendment to the second emissions reduction plan to reflect its revised approach to reducing agricultural emissions. Consultation closes on 26 November.


Petitions


350 Aotearoa: Support community energy for a just transition


Green Party: Restore passenger rail


Action Station: Bring back the Southerner train


Climate Action & Resistance VUW: Call for Victoria University of Wellington to divest from fossil fuels


The Future is Rail: Ensure replacement Cook Strait ferries can carry trains. Don’t cast the South Island adrift!

 

All Railways: Save Our National Passenger Rail Network.


Change.org: Save Kaipara District's Climate Adaptation Programme


Common Grace Aotearoa: Don't Subsidise Pollution: End Free Carbon Credits.


Consumer: petition for a product repairability label.

 

Greenpeace:

  • To Environment Canterbury: Clean drinking water now!

  • To House of Representatives: Bring back the Container Return Scheme

  • To NZ Parliament: Cut climate pollution from big dairy

  • To the Foreign Affairs Minister and the NZ Government: Create Global Ocean Sanctuaries

  • To Waimate District Council and Environment Canterbury: Oppose the Waste-to-Energy incinerator in the Waimate District

  • Ban Plastic Bottles

 

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