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Mussel shell house cladding could help cut landfill waste by half — researchers say
Mussel shell house cladding could help cut landfill waste by half — researchers say
Hunga Tonga eruption put over 50B kilograms of water into the stratosphere
Hunga Tonga eruption put over 50B kilograms of water into the stratosphere – New study shows eruption plume circled the globe multiple times
Recyclable plastic worth millions of dollars is going to landfill, when it can be made into building material
Recyclable plastic worth millions of dollars is going to landfill, when it can be made into building material
Hope and heartbreak for New Zealanders dreaming of a communal life
Hope and heartbreak for New Zealanders dreaming of a communal life
The natural world in your pocket: How citizen science is democratising discovery
The natural world in your pocket: How citizen science is democratising discovery
Three climate change activists who defaced ANZ Bank branch found not guilty
Three climate change activists who defaced ANZ Bank branch found not guilty.
Managed retreat from the ‘parasitic’ creep of climate change
Newsroom candidates’ survey: NZ local government election hopefuls are largely ignorant or reluctant around the controversial topic of climate change-induced managed retreat
Climate action front of mind for council candidates – 2022 elections
Newsroom’s survey of hundreds of candidates for council and mayor around the country shows the majority want to speed up emissions reductions
$147 billion on the hook with green building delays – NZ
Building greener homes and offices could increase GDP over three decades by $147 billion, but advocates worry a programme to do just that is being slow rolled.
What polystyrene, PVC packaging phase out means for NZ supermarkets
What polystyrene, PVC packaging phase out means for NZ supermarkets
NZ: Single-use plastics ban extended to cotton buds, meat trays, stirrers – 1 Oct 2022
From October 1 2022 the single-use plastics ban extended to cotton buds, meat trays, stirrers – RNZ
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