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How much impact could past choices have on our emissions profile?
Monday 8 Jul 24 10:30am
By Robert McLachlan
New Zealand's CO2 emissions could have gone down 25% since 1990 - instead of up 25% - if we'd chosen to do things that other countries were already doing.
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