Be part of the food revolution.
The way we produce our food is killing our planet. Industrialised agriculture contributes massively to global emissions, destroys forests, and sucks rivers dry. Even our health is being put at risk by the industrialised way in which we make our food.
But there is hope. Regenerative farming holds the key to saving our environment, cleaning up our rivers, locking away climate emissions and rebuilding biodiversity.
Regenerative farming works with nature rather than against it. By diversifying, building healthy soil, reducing costly and environmentally damaging inputs like chemical fertiliser, and lowering stocking rates – farms can start giving back to nature.
New Zealand is perfectly placed to lead the way in this agricultural revolution. Together we can save our freshwater and change the future of food and farming.
We all rely on and treasure clean freshwater, but industrial dairying is putting it under threat.
New Zealand’s new fresh water regulation rules will have no major impacts on the national economy, according to an independent report just out. The report by independent economic consultancy New…
Greenpeace is welcoming the release of new measures to protect waterways, but says more needs to be done. The proposals in the Government’s Action for Healthy Waterways document include restrictions…
Hydrogen made using clean, renewable electricity would play an important part in that transition. We’re encouraging the Government to support a large-scale roll out of more wind and solar energy…
August 2019
Agriculture, in particular intensive dairying, is one of New Zealand‟s largest environmental problems causing freshwater pollution, biodiversity loss, soil degradation and of course, climate change. However, if done differently, agriculture…
February 2019
New Zealand’s water quality, soil health, and biodiversity are in decline, and emissions of dangerous greenhouse gases are increasing. We have a moral obligation to future generations to curb this…
June 2017
This Greenpeace report examines the potential connections between livestock farming, water pollution and public health.
January 2017
Following a complaint by Dairy NZ to the Advertising Standards Authority about a Greenpeace TV ad, Greenpeace provided the ASA with this 13 page file of scientific evidence pointing to…
October 2016
When it comes to clean water, industrial agriculture remains New Zealand’s biggest challenge, and large-scale irrigation schemes planned around the country are set to make things worse.
