Blueprint for the future
Yesterday I launched a component of the Green Party’s smart green innovation package, Blueprint for the Future – a digital manufacturing strategy for New Zealand. It deals with a range of technologies but the most notable, disruptive, and headline grabbing is 3D printing.
Read More →We can and need to win on September 20
On Sunday night two TV polls showed National on around 50%, Labour around 30% and the Greens around 10%. National is polling high but the outcome is closer than it looks.
Read More →A Green Investment Bank for a green economy
In a nutshell the Green Investment Bank will be a government-owned, for-profit bank. It will partner with the private sector to fund new projects ranging from renewable energy and biofuel production to new clean technologies.
Read More →Shifting sands: the uneven playing field in the battle for West Coast ironsands
The Environmental Protection Authority is about to decide if large-scale seabed mining is to start off the North Island’s West Coast in a precedent-setting case, but the playing field has been tipped against the environment from the start.
Read More →We need to protect our rights online
I have just launched New Zealand’s first crowdsourced Internet Rights and Freedoms Bill, enhancing our human rights laws for the digital age. It’s time to develop positive, rights-affirming Internet law to protect our human rights online and open Internet.
Read More →No fracking solution to climate change
Some British tabloids and oil lobbyists have jumped on comments made by an Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change author that fracking could play a role in addressing climate change as an argument for it here in Aotearoa, so is fracking a green solution or not? Professor Ottmar Edenhofer, co-chairman of the IPCC said in a […]
Read More →Haere rā Anadarko, Kia ora clean energy
Anadarko is sailing its deep sea rig to the Gulf of Mexico after drilling two very deep wells off the coasts of Raglan and Otago and not finding any oil. All those breathless government claims there could be billions of dollars of oil under our waves have come to nothing.
Read More →TDB welcomes Gareth Hughes: In 2014 we can make history
In my first Daily Blog post I wanted to introduce myself and explain a little about my politics. I’m grateful for the opportunity to engage with you in a conversation on the direction of New Zealand and where you think we can head.
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