New Zealand Environment

Programme enlists citizen scientists to help understand Aotearoa's litter problem.

By Keep New Zealand Beautiful
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A New Zealand milk producer is calling for the Government to standardise kerbside recycling across the country, while sparing thousands of tonnes of packaging from going to landfill.

By Joe Public
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Auckland — A proposal to mine sand off Pakiri beach has been rejected by Auckland Council in a move local groups are celebrating as a huge environmental win.

By Greenpeace Aotearoa
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Dargaville — A large hare is thought to be behind Northland’s most recent ‘wallaby’ sighting.

By Northland Regional Council
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Christchurch — Micro-organisms found in bacteria and fungi could help change food waste into high-value products that would boost New Zealand’s economy by $1.6 billion a year and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

By University of Canterbury
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The lawn is the first impression your visitors and friends get of your property, which is why it is regarded as one of the most significant components of your property.

By Premium SEO NZ
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It is no longer enough to leave the impacts climate change and declining biodiversity to chance, AI Forum NZ executive director Madeline Newman says.

By Make Lemonade
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Bay of Plenty — An encouraging start is how Toi Moana Bay of Plenty Regional Council is describing the progress it is making towards reducing corporate greenhouse gas emissions during the past two years.

By Bay of Plenty Regional Council
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New Zealand’s seven Crown Research Institutes (CRIs) have created the National Environmental Data Centre (NEDC) website to make the environmental information held by CRIs more accessible to all New Zealanders.

By NIWA
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Predator Free 2050 Limited (PF2050 Ltd) today announced it is investing $6.7 million into research projects aiming to enable the Predator Free 2050 mission to eradicate invasive rats, stoats and possums from the whole of New Zealand, to help reverse the decline in our native biodiversity.

By Predator Free 2050
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Yes the CO2 levels are increasing. But we als also adding to global warming by the way we are living and changing our city scapes.

By Garth Dawson
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Yes the CO2 levels are increasing. But we als also adding to global warming by the way we are living and changing our city scapes.

By Garth Dawson
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More consumers are changing the way they shop in an effort to reduce environmental impacts, Consumer NZ’s latest survey has found.

By Consumer NZ
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Christchurch — Students from Rangi Ruru Girls’ School will head out to Kerrs Reach in Avonside this Saturday to help in the ‘Mother of all Clean-Ups’.

By RedPR
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Bay of Plenty — As much as 98 per cent of New Zealand’s household e-waste - electrical and electronic waste – may be ending up in landfills, according to a study.

By Toi Ohomai Institute of Technology
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By Develop HQ
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Auckland — Around 80% of the samples taken from the ocean by Phil Somerville on his six-month journey from LA to New Zealand, had plastic in them.

By RedPR
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After their success as a finalist in the 2018 NZI Sustainable Business Network Awards, leading Christchurch girls’ school, Rangi Ruru, is headlining yet another sustainability accolade with 16-year old student, Rosetta Brown (Year 12) announced as one of only three finalists in the Keep New Zealand Beautiful Awards.

By Ali Jones PR and Communications
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Manawatu-Whanganui — Yes, with over 854,000 bee hives registered in New Zealand as at September 2020, there are still more people interested in buying bee hives.

By Canaan Honey
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Auckland

By Undertow Media NZ
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Bay of Plenty — Following a childhood passion has led Craig Montgomerie right to his dream job.

By Toi Ohomai Institute of Technology
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A groundwater contamination issue in the South Island has some people in the North Island wondering if they need to be concerned about their groundwater safety.

By Beckie Wright
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