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Hub | August 5, 2010 at 8:43

World leaders failed the world at the Copenhagen meeting in December 2009. They walked away from the global summit without a treaty to save the climate. They still have a chance to get it right and we will not let them fail. The future of 6.5...

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  • 40 by 2020 target only way..

40 by 2020 target only way to protect NZ economy

Press release | July 31, 2009 at 0:00

Focusing only on the costs of emission reductions is the wrong approach, says Greenpeace in its submission to Government on a 2020 emissions reduction target. (1)

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  • Growing public support for..

Growing public support for climate action

Blog entry by Michael Tritt | August 3, 2009

Today’s Herald story on the results of the Shape NZ survey “Many want bolder emissions cuts” actually understates public support for cutting emissions. The Herald reported that “49 per cent wanted cuts of at least 20 per cent”. ...

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  • An important message from a..

An important message from a right wing capitalist

Blog entry by Geoff Ross | July 31, 2009

There's been some debate recently about the cost of setting emission reduction targets. To debate the costs is to have the wrong debate. It should be about the potential profit of emissions targets. New Zealand's biggest industries...

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A damn fine scotch

Blog entry by Geoff Keey | November 5, 2009

Scotland has adopted a 42% climate change target. That, and a wee rumour of free whisky, encouraged me to attend a side event organised by the Scottish Government. Unfortunately there wasn’t any free whisky, but I did learn a lot...

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  • Will Pure Advantage fulfill..
Will Pure Advantage fulfill its promise?

Will Pure Advantage fulfill its promise?

Blog entry by Nathan Argent | July 11, 2011

Last Thursday I attended the launch of the new Pure Advantage campaign – a campaign led by some of New Zealand’s most successful business leaders and entrepreneurs. This group, which includes the likes of Sir Stephen Tindall,...

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  • All aboard the good ship..

All aboard the good ship Copenhagen

Blog entry by nick | May 25, 2009

With a BBQ hosted by Lucy Lawless, a lifeboat named Copenhagen, and poem by Rhys Darby titled Global Warning (watch this space for the video) we launched a new campaign called Sign On over the weekend. With a host of big name...

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