This week representatives from around the world are meeting in Durban, South Africa for the United Nations Framework Convention on […]
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Australia puts a price on carbon
The Australian government yesterday unveiled plans to impose a “carbon price” on industrial emissions in a bid to combat climate […]
Continue readingRoyal wedding leaves sizable carbon footprint
Kate & Wills – April 29, 2011. Everyone who is anyone will be there, but what is the environmental impact […]
Continue readingRadioNZ: Scientists look at new plants to reduce emissions
One of the 18 science programmes to receive funding last year from the Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Centre will look at […]
Continue readingThe Press: The climate stampede has started
Barry Coates, of Oxfam NZ, writes in the press about the latest climate talks taking place in COP16, and the […]
Continue readingNZ Herald: Power plays threaten climate summit
In an opinion piece in the New Zealand Herald, Brian Fallow writes about COP16, the latest international climate change talks, […]
Continue readingThe Press: PM’s faith in ETS ‘too optimistic’
David Williams writes in The Press about a local academic’s view that Prime Minister John Key may have unrealistic expectations […]
Continue readingDom Post: NZ can’t stick to Copenhagen deal, say scientists
Kiran Chug writes in the Dominion Post about a new report in Nature which says that loopholes in the Copenhagen […]
Continue readingNZ Herald: Editorial: Meat – the good and bad news
An editorial in the New Zealand Herald looks at the results of a recent AgResearch study showing that food miles […]
Continue readingNZ Herald/NZPA: Pollution researcher named top emerging scientist
The winners of the Prime Minister’s Science Awards were announced today, with doctoral student John Watt winning the top emerging […]
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