All articles by Gen Toop
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RMA reaction: Government demolishes cornerstone of environmental protection
The replacement RMA laws will allow companies to cause more pollution, contamination and environmental degradation in Aotearoa.
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New election scorecard shows parties with worst environmental policies are also taking donations from polluting industries
National, ACT and NZ First have taken over $1 million in political donations from agribusiness-linked donors since 2022, new Greenpeace analysis reveals. The finding is part of Greenpeace’s 2026 election scorecard, which exposes a stark divide between the parties over the future of New Zealand’s rivers, oceans, climate and conservation land.
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30+ organisations to march against Conservation Amendment Bill
More than 30 organisations have united behind the upcoming March for Nature in Auckland on September 19th.
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Govt pours fuel on Conservation Bill backlash by retaining controversial purpose change
Greenpeace says the Government has poured fuel on the growing backlash over its Conservation Amendment Bill, with a revised version of the Bill.
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Aotearoa stands up for conservation land
On 15th August 2026, hundreds of people across Aotearoa came together to send the Government one message: hands OFF conservation land.
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Government poised to ram through reckless demolition of environmental protections
Parliament is set to vote today on what Greenpeace says is the most reckless demolition of environmental protections in a generation.
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Five reasons the new RMA bills should alarm everyone in New Zealand
The Luxon Government has torn up the Resource Management Act (RMA) — New Zealand's core environmental law.
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Government makes dog’s breakfast of the Conservation consultation
Greenpeace says Govt has made a “dog’s breakfast” of the Conservation Amendment Bill consultation, as submissions deadline is extended.
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Potaka announcement not enough, scrap Conservation Bill says Greenpeace
Greenpeace Aotearoa says the Conservation Amendment Bill is rotten and must be scrapped entirely, as public outcry over the proposal forces the Conservation Minister to take his proposal to make it easier to sell off or exchange land back to Cabinet.
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Interactive map shows conservation land under attack in New Zealand by the Conservation Amendment Bill
The ‘Conservation Land Under Attack’ map shows what conservation land could be sold under the Conservation Amendment Bill