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NZ’s controversial methane targets could spark global race to the bottom, enable cover-up of 10 billion tonnes of climate pollution this decade
New research has slammed an alternative greenhouse gas accounting metric, backed by agribusiness lobbyists.
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Luxon ’s Three Years of War on Freshwater 2023-2026
Weakening freshwater policy has been a constant focus of the Luxon Government. Fonterra, Dairy NZ , Beef and Lamb have demanded changes to allow more freshwater pollution and the government has delivered, in spades.
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State of the Climate vs War on the Climate
The NZ Government is systematically introducing policies which are increasing emissions or slowing down emissions reductions.
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Greenpeace Aotearoa joins complaint to EU over NZ’s climate policy regression
The complaint addresses Government reversal of climate policies, which Greenpeace has labelled a 'race to the bottom on environmental regulation'.
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Opportunity climate policy a step in the right direction
Greenpeace Aotearoa has welcomed Opportunity’s policy to cut agricultural methane as a vital step toward tackling NZ's biggest source of pollution.
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Labour’s climate announcement is a cop-out
Greenpeace says the Labour Party is copping out of tackling the climate crisis.
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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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UNEP report: ‘Govt is driving us off a cliff’ on climate crisis
A UN report reveals that the world is set to exceed 1.5 degrees of global warming, as Greenpeace condemns the NZ Govt for pouring fuel on the climate fire.
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Why does Greenpeace campaign against Fonterra?
Fonterra is the worst climate polluter in Aotearoa, and its emissions are increasing. Greenpeace has been campaigning against Fonterra's pollution for years.
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Interference in Smith v Fonterra shows sinister side of polluters’ influence on politics
A retrospective law change, which makes it illegal to sue polluters over climate change damages, is evidence of corporate capture within Govt.