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Farm Greenhouse Gas Emissions are Farmers' Problem

Thursday, 4 September 2003, 5:30 pm | Environmental Defence Society

Federated Farmers view that research on animal methane emissions is for "public benefit" shows an extraordinary insensitivity to their own future says the Environmental Defence Society. More >>

Greenhouse gas emissions not on target says EDS

Friday, 29 August 2003, 9:54 am | Environmental Defence Society

The government's failure to tax methane emissions from animals may lead to New Zealand exceeding its allowable emissions by more than previously predicted, says Environmental Defence Society spokesman Garry Law. More >>

Losing our outstanding landscapes

Tuesday, 29 April 2003, 3:41 pm | Environmental Defence Society

The Environmental Defence Society (EDS) has welcomed the release of a special report into coastal subdivision by the Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment. The report entitled Superb or Suburb? International case studies in management of icon ... More >>

EDS and NZ Govt Team Up to Create 360 Jobs

Tuesday, 11 March 2003, 11:11 am | EDS

EDS Best ShoreSM initiative to bring value-added contact centre and applications development employment opportunities to New Zealand More >>

Government's purchase of Waikawau Bay welcomed

Thursday, 27 February 2003, 7:55 am | Environmental Defence Society

The Environmental Defence Society, a legal action group for the environment, has welcomed the announcement that the Government has purchased the University of Auckland's Waikawau Bay property for public reserve purposes. More >>

Kyoto Signature Welcomed

Tuesday, 10 December 2002, 2:57 pm | Environmental Defence Society

The Environmental Defence Society today welcomed New Zealand’s ratification of the Kyoto climate change Protocol. More >>

Climate Change Policy A Little Improved

Thursday, 17 October 2002, 5:59 pm | Environmental Defence Society

“Too late and not a clear enough signal, is the Environmental Defence Society’s reaction to the Government confirming its carbon charge would not start until 2007 and the failure to put a floor price on the charge. More >>

Australian Industry 2, NZ 0, On Climate Change

Monday, 22 April 2002, 11:48 am | Environmental Defence Society

There is a marked contrast between New Zealand and leading Australian industries on greenhouse gas generated climate change says the Environmental Defence Society. More >>

NZ Far From Meeting Greenhouse Obligation

Wednesday, 17 April 2002, 9:25 am | Environmental Defence Society

A year ago the Auditor General reported on New Zeeland’s efforts in meeting its obligations under the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change. More >>

Opponents of Ratification Wrong Again

Thursday, 6 December 2001, 10:39 am | Environmental Defence Society

The opponents of New Zealand ratifying the Kyoto climate change protocol fear Australian reluctance to sign might mean they face less cost and thereby out perform us economically. Not so says Environmental Defence Society climate spokesperson Garry Law. More >>

Forest Sinks Not Invalidated

Monday, 12 November 2001, 11:37 am | Environmental Defence Society

The announcement of a group of experts from London that forest sinks may not be permanent is another attempt to sway negotiators at the Marrakech climate negotiations to an extreme view, according to the Environmental Defence Society. More >>

New Zealand Needs To Ratify Kyoto

Wednesday, 7 November 2001, 9:14 am | Environmental Defence Society

The Environmental Defence Society has reacted to a call from Carter Holt Harvey to halt progress towards ratifying the Kyoto Protocol to the UN Climate Change Convention on Climate Change. More >>

Call-In Request for Power Stations Denied

Tuesday, 15 May 2001, 3:22 pm | Environmental Defence Society

The Environmental Defence Society (EDS) says the government's refusal to use its call-in powers for proposed new power stations indicate it is not prepared to "walk the talk" when it comes to climate change. More >>

 

 
 
 
 
 

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