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Green Party supports climate strike demands
The Green Party supports the six demands for climate action put forward by School Strike for Climate NZ, who are striking across the country today. -
Green Party welcomes PCE report that calls for more sustainable tourism
The Green Party welcomes the report that calls for more sustainable tourism by the Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment. -
Green Party delivers on reducing transport emissions
The Green Party is already delivering on its commitment for cleaner, climate-friendly transport through our Cooperation Agreement with the Government. -
Green Party supports demands by School Strike 4 Climate NZ
The Green Party supports the demands by School Strike 4 Climate NZ that were announced today. -
Greens only party with plan to meet scale of climate challenge
A new report showing that the effects of climate change are already being felt in Aotearoa New Zealand shows the importance of the Green Party pushing for urgent action in the next Government. -
Greens welcome Labour’s climate commitments, will push for more action to match the scale of the crisis
The Green Party welcomes Labour’s commitment to reduce climate emissions in the next term of Government, but would go further and faster to address the true scale of the crisis. -
Green Party announces plan for net zero energy buildings
If re-elected, the Green Party would work towards net zero energy new buildings by 2030 in order to accelerate the transition to a low carbon future for Aotearoa and a cleaner, safer planet for our kids and grandkids. -
Support our Future of Transport Plan
To be frank, we are running out of time to address the climate crisis. Our Future of Transport Plan goes a long way to ensuring in New Zealand we do our bit to keep our planet stable. We have a once-in-a-generation opportunity to make healthier, vibrant communities a reality while also tackling the climate crisis and rebuilding the economy after the COVID-19 pandemic. By making smart decisions now, we can deliver truly fast, frequent, low-carbon transport alternatives that put our communities on the... -
New Zealand first in the world to require climate risk reporting
New Zealand will be the first country in the world to require the financial sector to report on climate risks, the Minister for Climate Change James Shaw announced today.