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- Beehive media release: 3rd May 2022
The Government has welcomed Te Waihanga/New Zealand Infrastructure Commission’s first infrastructure strategy as a major milestone in building a more prosperous, resilient and sustainable future for all New Zealanders
- Beehive media release: 5th April 2022
Minister of Climate Change James Shaw says the latest report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) is clear: we need a plan now to cut our emissions
- With widespread COVID-19 in New Zealand, the impact of the pandemic on multiple social determinants of health is clear. The COVID-19 pandemic is a threat multiplier, taking existing social problems, and compounding their force
- Christchurch City Council Newsline: 10th February 2022
Population growth, housing issues and climate change are prompting a re-think of some of Christchurch’s planning rules
- Flourish Kia Puāwai is putting together tips to help Greater Christchurch address climate breakdown.
The headlines are scary right now - the climate crisis is here, it’s accelerating and it's dangerous
- Christchurch City Council Newsline: 6th October 2021
Christchurch will join a global climate initiative known as the Race to Zero
Posted: Wednesday, August 4, 2021
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resources Matariki begins with the rising of the Matariki star cluster - officially on 2nd July this year. Matariki has been an important aspect of Te Ao Māori for hundreds of years- Beehive media release: 9th June 2021
The Climate Change Commission’s blueprint for addressing climate change has confirmed the Government has made good progress to reduce emissions, but a step up is now required
- The impacts of climate change in Canterbury will be highlighted in a regionwide campaign from Environment Canterbury
- Beehive media release: 5th May 2021
Transport Minister Michael Wood is seeking feedback on options for the next phase of the Public Transport Operating Model (PTOM) review to better protect bus drivers’ pay conditions, and also achieving the Government’s
Posted: Wednesday, April 21, 2021
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health determinants With ever increasing coverage of the urgency to act on climate change, we are proud to bring you this issue focusing on planetary health – the ultimate determinant of health- We open the news and are confronted by climate disaster. If this news make you feel anxious, scared, horrified or helpless, you are probably experiencing 'climate anxiety' - and you are not alone
- Climate change is a key priority, particularly for business.
The Sustainable Finance Forum - part of The Aotearoa Circle initiative - engaged Circle member, Chapman Tripp, to provide a legal advisory opinion
- Beehive media release: 5th November 2019
Should we plan for drought or deluge and how is CO2 released from the ocean’s floor? Several climate change projects were given a boost in the latest Marsden Fund investment of $83
- Environment Canterbury media release: 12th March 2019
An independent report into Environment Canterbury’s 2017 greenhouse gas emissions has shown the tangible ways in which the organisation has reduced its level of emissions, as well as highlighting an a
- Beehive media release: 31st January 2019
The Minister for Climate Change says Government recognises the challenges facing many on the frontline of coastal impacts from sea level rise
- The purpose of this new Innovation and Sustainability Fund is to encourage innovative community, school or business projects that support the Council's vision and strategic priorities
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