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  • Children standing at the edge of large pool of floodwater post cyclone Gabrielle.
    Children standing at the edge of large pool of floodwater post cyclone Gabrielle.

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    Climate Change and Recent Actions of NZ Political Parties

    The health organisation OraTaiao convened a group of experts to analyse the climate change policies of NZ political party policies. This blog takes a supplementary approach, looking at actual climate related actions taken in the last Parliamentary term (since late 2014).
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    Issue date
    14 September 2017
    Author(s)
    Nick Wilson Richard Edwards Cristina Cleghorn Michael Baker Caroline Shaw Ralph Chapman Phillipa Howden-Chapman
  • Is NZ a laggard in responding to climate change?: Results of a Global Index

    The 2014 edition of the “Climate Change Performance Index” has just been released by Climate Action Network Europe and Germanwatch. This blog post looks at some of the details and considers what NZ could be aiming for if it is to be a responsible “international citizen”.
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    Issue date
    04 December 2013
    Author(s)
    Nick Wilson Nisha Nair
  • Warmest New Zealand winter ever recorded – The Government should do more on climate change

    It’s official, this was the warmest winter ever recorded for New Zealand according to NIWA scientists. Continuing warming of the planet may pose significant risks of run-away climate change and catastrophic levels of damage to human civilisation – a public health threat on a scale larger than we usually consider.
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    Issue date
    03 September 2013
    Author(s)
    Nick Wilson

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