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New govt to blame for drop in climate rankings

Friday 22 Nov 24 11:30am

New Zealand has fallen seven places to rank 41st in this year’s Climate Change Performance Index, with experts saying the country has taken significant backwards steps in climate policy since the new National-Act-NZ First coalition government came into power.

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