Extreme weather you say? What on earth could be causing that? Government won’t tell you
Floods in Waikato and Wellington expose the gap between climate science and Government policy, as Civil Defence funding is cut during escalating disasters.
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Mine e-waste for gold, not beautiful landscapes – Zero Waste New Zealand
New Zealand dumps 98% of its e-waste while fast-tracking new gold mines. Zero Waste Aotearoa says mine electronic waste, not fragile landscapes.
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Forest & Bird appeals fast-tracked approval of Waihi North gold mine
Forest & Bird has lodged a legal appeal against the Government’s fast-tracked approval of the Waihi North gold mine, arguing…
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Seabed Mining Banned In Aotearoa Under Reintroduced Member’s Bill – Te Pati Māori
Te Pāti Māori has moved to permanently ban seabed mining in Aotearoa with the reintroduction of a strengthened Member’s Bill,…
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Taranaki seabed mining application rejected – how the Treaty protected Aotearoa (and Pākehā) once again
The rejection of the Taranaki seabed mining application is more than an environmental win — it is another reminder that…
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Wellington drowns in privatisation failure as Veolia’s sewage disaster exposes the lie of Three Waters hysteria
Wellington is not drowning in sewage by accident. This is the predictable outcome of decades of privatisation ideology, lowest-bid contracting,…
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Kiwi-killing Bill 2.0: Government’s RMA reforms strip wildlife protections
The Government’s replacement of the Resource Management Act has sparked fresh outrage after Greenpeace identified a clause that would allow…
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Massive win for the moana as Taranaki seabed mining application rejected – Greenpeace
A controversial bid to mine the Taranaki seabed has been stopped in its tracks, with a Fast Track expert panel…
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Critical minerals for what — and at what cost?
Climate Justice Taranaki challenges the Government’s push for critical minerals mining, warning of environmental damage and broken Treaty obligations.
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Fonterra Brand Sale Sparks Greenpeace Backlash
Greenpeace slams Fonterra’s $4.2b brand sale, citing water pollution, methane emissions and climate impacts from intensive dairying.
