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Budget cuts to climate funding mean NZ may now struggle to meet its international obligations
With no new investment to combat climate change in last month’s budget, and a long list of cuts to climate and environment-related areas, the government risks damaging its global reputation.
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New research reveals huge carbon store in the seabed
Protecting and effectively managing oceans and seabeds are crucial in the fight against climate change. Oceans store vast amounts of carbon, locking it away from the atmosphere for hundreds to even thousands of years.
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Global demand for oil could peak soon – Luxon’s plan to revive offshore exploration doesn’t add up
This week’s announcement of the government’s plans to reopen New Zealand’s territorial waters to oil drilling comes as no surprise. All three coalition parties campaigned on reversing the 2018 ban…
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Signs of resistance – Protest placards from the March for Nature
Protest placards and banners have long been powerful tools for expression, resistance, and solidarity. From hand-painted posters to digital prints, whether political, funny, or abstract, each sign tells a story.
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Russel Norman’s March for Nature speech
The great challenge of our time is for humanity to learn and indeed relearn how to live well within the ecological limits of a finite planet.
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LIVE: March for Nature
We are live streaming the March for Nature today from 12:30pm
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When we stand together, we can change the course of history
People in Aotearoa have a long history of standing up for what is right.
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What is the Fast Track Approvals Bill, and why is it so dangerous?
The Luxon Government introduced the so-called Fast Track Approvals Bill in March.
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It’s all thanks to you
Greenpeace Aotearoa is completely independent. In this issue of Kākāriki, you will read about more of the incredible campaign work you have made possible over the last few months.
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Christopher Luxon swings through Auckland atop a Fast Track wrecking ball
A Christopher Luxon lookalike has been swinging through Auckland atop a National Party-blue wrecking ball to promote this weekend’s March for Nature.