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Spend Covid overpayments on climate
Official figures released by Greenpeace show the Government could be due a huge refund from the Covid wage subsidy scheme.
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Looking back on 2020 and forward to 2021
As we approach the end of a very challenging year, we look to the the future with a new understanding of our connectedness, and the importance of working together to take care of our shared home and each other.
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Regenerative urban farming for the future
Meet urban regenerative farmer Levi Brinsdon-Hall and learn more about how farming can bring cities together.
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What’s more mysterious than the deep ocean?
The depths of our oceans hide a unique living world that we have only just started to understand. Filled with ancient coral reefs, underwater mountains and sea creatures have lived for hundreds of years, the deep ocean is a place of mystery - it even gives us clues to where life began!
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Spillover: how ocean sanctuaries can be good for people and wildlife
Science tells us fully protected ocean sanctuaries are a key way to bring marine life back from the brink of collapse.
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VIDEO: The story of a spoon, an epic origin story
Going back to normal is not an option. "Normal" was a crisis. The past (and present) was not only unjust and inequitable, it was unstable. Now that we have the opportunity, we must reimagine the systems our country is built on from the ground up.
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Share your vision for the future of food in Aotearoa
Covid-19 exposed how vulnerable our food system is, and how important it is that everyone can access fresh, local food.
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Greenpeace briefing to the incoming government on priorities for the environment and building back better in the Covid recovery
It is our view that the following policies would have the most significant, positive impact on New Zealand’s ecological and climate footprint.
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8 reasons why we need to phase out the fossil fuel industry as we build back better
Fossil fuel corporations are profiting from the continued consumption of coal, oil and gas, which are driving global warming to dangerous levels, but the industry’s bad behavior doesn’t stop with greenhouse gas emissions.
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The difference you’re making in the world – Kākāriki, Issue 145
Together, we are making such a difference. Here are some of the things we've achieved recently.
