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Govt ring-fences $60 million to investigate new geothermal energyToday 11:30am - The government is putting aside $60 million to investigate new geothermal energy generation technology, which has the potential to boost renewable energy output and slash emissions. |
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Federated Farmers slam banks for "unfair" emissions reduction targetsToday 11:30am - By Shannon Williams | Banks setting emissions targets for their farming customers shouldn't be a big ask, according to an expert, as Federated Farmers cries foul over banks setting tougher emissions reduction targets for farmers in New Zealand than for their Australian farming customers. |
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Carbon price predicted to rise after upcoming auctionToday 11:30am - OPINION: Are NZUs set for a bump after the December auction? Nigel Brunel, managing director Marex New Zealand, thinks so. |
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Zero chance NZ pulls out of climate agreement: UptonWednesday - If Donald Trump pulls the United States out of the Paris Agreement, it’s not likely other countries such as New Zealand will follow, according to Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment Simon Upton. |
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NZ experts on UN climate conferenceTuesday - With the United Nations’ major climate summit kicking off in oil-rich Azerbaijan, New Zealand’s climate policy experts are divided over the value of the meeting. |
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Major Pacific climate study launches at COP29Tuesday - Climate adaptation strategies, including relocating households and villages, are already being employed across the Pacific region, according to a new study. |
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Legislation to bring back oil and gas exploration advancesTuesday - The controversial bill to restart oil and gas exploration completed its second reading in Parliament last week after being reported back from select committee. |
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Govt accused of kicking can down the road on ag emissionsTuesday - The Climate Change Response (Emissions Trading Scheme Agricultural Obligations) Amendment Bill completed its second reading in Parliament with Opposition parties saying it was a step backwards. |
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Govt will 'fiddle the numbers' on climate target: CommissionerMonday - Climate Change Commissioner Rod Carr is predicting the government will use 'creative accounting' to minimise the amount of offshore mitigation it needs to buy, which is currently estimated to cost... |
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Insurance crisis looming, new report warnsMonday - Thousands of residential properties in New Zealand are at risk of ‘insurance retreat’ as climate-related extreme weather events escalate in frequency and intensity, warns a new report |
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ECan, Lincoln University enter new MoUMonday - Potential joint research projects through the partnership include climate change adaptation and mitigation, farm economics under changing climate, legislation and market forces, and impacts and... |
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The first wave of climate statements - challenges for insurersMonday - New Zealand's climate-reporting entities need to make more thorough disclosures in their climate statements, according to a new report from MinterEllisonRuddWatts. |
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Govt could make significant domestic reductions towards second NDC - but needs to hurry up8 Nov 24 - The government could find much of the needed emissions reductions for its next Paris Agreement pledge at home – but needs to get on with it, says new analysis from the Climate Change Commission. |
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NZ can do better on climate policy, says auditor general8 Nov 24 - New Zealand’s legislative framework is a strength of its response to climate change, however it is not doing so well in other areas, according to a new report. |
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Constraints on forestry set to slash unit supply8 Nov 24 - COMMENT: Carbon unit supply from forestry looks set to be limited by multiple factors - and by 2040 NZUs from new forestry are likely to fulfill only a fraction of demand, writes Ollie... |
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Media round-up8 Nov 24 - In our weekly round-up of climate coverage in local media: Tensions flare over ETS forestry on the Chatham Islands; MPI questions the Climate Commissions native forestry targets; and extreme weather... |
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Carbon price inching up as auction looms7 Nov 24 - The carbon price is still inching up towards the auction floor, with the final auction for 2024 less than a month away. But the US election result means uncertain times for global environmental... |
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What should carbon offsets really cost?7 Nov 24 - By Jamie Heather | COMMENT: Today’s carbon prices would seem absurd in any other context. |
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Climate law falls short for future generations – expert7 Nov 24 - International climate law falls short in addressing the needs and interests of those who will inherit the planet, according to a public international law expert. |
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COP29: Countries’ early delivery of national climate plans welcome, but more ambition required, say health orgs |
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Today 11:30am - Media release | Welcoming the announcement of new Nationally Determined... |
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International eyes on Cook Strait ferries |
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Wednesday - Media release: The International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) Ferry... |
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Climate researchers drill deep for Antarctic climate clues |
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Wednesday - Media release | Kiwi climate researchers are part of an ambitious mission to... |
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NZ and Irish govts partner to support farming through research |
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Tuesday - Media release | New Zealand and Ireland are investing $9.6 million in targeted... |
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New report spotlights how energy efficiency can reduce electricity demand |
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8 Nov 24 - Media release | A new report says energy efficiency has been a significant... |
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Review identifies risk to retail electricity competition |
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7 Nov 24 - Media release | A review of risk management options for electricity retailers... |
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Carbon markets could boost climate action in least developed countries |
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6 Nov 24 - Media release | UNCTAD’s Least Developed Countries Report 2024 highlighted on... |
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Multiple drainage and environmental outcomes from new floodgate project |
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5 Nov 24 - Media release | Waikato Regional Council’s three-year asset rationalisation... |
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Greens call for bottom trawling ban |
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4 Nov 24 - Media release | The Green Party is urgently calling on the Government to ban... |
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Iwi works with scientists to protect community from natural hazards |
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1 Nov 24 - Media release | Porirua’s Takapūwāhia community has partnered with... |
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Gisborne community team up with experts to combat climate challenges |
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31 Oct 24 - Media release | University of Auckland researchers are working with a Gisborne... |
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Germany and New Zealand partner to support agriculture and tackle global emissions |
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25 Oct 24 - Media release | New Zealand and Germany have announced the official start of a... |
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Use KiwiSaver for climate action, urges charity |
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25 Oct 24 - Media release | New Zealand charity Mindful Money is calling on Kiwis to drive... |
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Connecting Kiwi cleantech ventures with global opportunities |
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24 Oct 24 - Media release | Fourteen ambitious Kiwi cleantech startups will soon chase... |
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