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Pānui news – 12 February

Pānui news – 12 February

In this edition of Pānui, we share the Government’s latest announcement on the future of LNG and a link to catch up on our SLP 2026 Taster session if you missed it last week. We highlight the landmark Kapuni Project reaching Financial Close and share WM New Zealand...

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Advancing climate action at COP23

Advancing climate action at COP23

A lot has happened in twelve months, and it feels like we have the bit between our teeth. We’ve got plenty to navigate in the year ahead, but we’re not debating the need for climate change action any longer. COP23

Global action on climate change – COP23 Vlogs

Valuing Natural Capital

Climate change and freshwater policies got more air time in the 2017 General Election campaign than in any year previous. It reflects a growing awareness of the state of the natural resources we use, which underpin our economy, our international reputation, and perhaps most importantly, our sense of cultural identity and well-being.

Pānui (newsletter) – Nov 16

Pānui (newsletter) – Nov 2

In this week’s update, we highlight the global meeting on climate change in Bonn, COP23, and we cover Vector’s move to become the first corporate accredited Living Wage Employer.

Global action on climate change – COP23 Vlogs

Note to SBC members on new government

It’s true that a week is a long time in politics. Since our last Panui we have a new government who have already made major sustainability policy commitments.

Our atmosphere and climate 2017 report

Our atmosphere and climate 2017 report

It’s important for us to focus on a few very important things in the face of such grim reading. This data doesn’t tell the story of the effort, investment, time and energy that many people and businesses are putting into addressing climate change.

Our atmosphere and climate 2017 report

A sobering read: Our atmosphere and climate 2017 report

The data shows us the nature of the change that is taking place, and the scale of the challenge we face. It reinforces, yet again, the urgent need for business, government and people to work together, to develop a vision and action plan to transition to a low emissions economy.