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Our Climate Declaration is a statement of commitment.
We aim for a just and sustainable post-carbon Aotearoa New Zealand. The Declaration lists our environmental and social goals (read it here).
The transition to a no-growth Economy of Enough is key to achieving these goals. We stimulate debate on this new economic paradigm. We also monitor policies and hold government to account.
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Can we regenerate nature by accelerating the circular economy? | Webinar Recording
30 November 2022
Who are businesses really responsible to? In our webinar for November 30, we joined Louise N...
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Herman Daly - A giant left us
04 November 2022
Click to read "Herman Daly - A giant left us" by Mathis Wackernagel from the Global Footprin...
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Complex conversations on complex questions webinar recording
02 November 2022
Our webinar for November 2 explained how the techniques of deliberative, as opposed to parti...
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September 2022 Newsletter - Thinking about the future
12 September 2022
As climate activists we are susceptible to despair, to the feeling that our actions are lead...
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A Democratic Tool for the Climate Emergency | Newsroom
20 August 2022
https://www.newsroom.co.nz/a-democratic-tool-for-the-climate-emergency
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Living Within Biophysical Limits: green growth versus degrowth webinar recording
10 August 2022
By Jonathan Boston, ONZM This webinar went to air on August 10, 2022.
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Why the French are Right about our Agriculture Exports | Newsroom
04 August 2022
https://www.newsroom.co.nz/new-zealands-unpopular-pesticide-problem
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July 2022 Newsletter - Dutch courage for New Zealand?
18 July 2022
We know we have a problem with nitrogen and nitrous oxide in New Zealand and we’re working o...
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Growing the grass roots: climate action in the community webinar recording
17 July 2022
Our webinar for July 6 drew on the experiences of activists working through local and region...
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