Category: submissions
CLIMATE ACTION FOR AOTEAROA – CANA SUBMISSION TO THE CLIMATE CHANGE COMMISSION, MARCH 2021
All That Summer All that summer we sailed the drowned isthmus, Miramar Island bulking east. Diving...
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Guide to making a submission on the Climate Change Commission’s draft Advice to Government
A number of groups have put their ideas together and created a submission guide/template to help...
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CANA supports improved Air Quality Standards, questions the state of public health in the Buller
CANA supports the Ministry for the Environment’s proposed tightening of the National...
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Three Days to have our Say on the Fast-Track Bill!
This week, the Minister for the Environment, David Parker, introduced a Bill to create jobs and...
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Bathurst Coalgate expansion submission guide
SUBMISSION GUIDE AGAINST BATHURST’S PROPOSED EXPANSION OF COAL MINING NEAR COALGATE Â Please...
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The Zero-Carbon Act and the amended Emissions Trading Scheme
Whilst CANA is disappointed at the many omissions that remain in the ETS and ZCA – despite...
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Model submission on the Minerals and Petroleum Resource Strategy
I hope these comments will help you make your own submissions, the deadline for which is September...
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Submissions on Draft Minerals and Petroleum Resource Strategy
Submissions are due on 20 September 2019, 5pm Here is the link to make a submission CANA’s...
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Wide interest in Zero Carbon Bill submissions
Jeanette Fitzsimmons’ and Jim Salinger’s recent submissions to the Zero Carbon Bill...
Read MoreThe Government Is Trying To Classify Protests At Sea As Terrorism – Submit By Friday
There have been many famous seaborne protests in New Zealand’s history. Some of them – like the Moruroa ship visits – were even organised by the Government of the day. But the current National Government is...
Read MoreOf Monkeys, Mr Burns, Mokau South and the RMA
As The Simpsons taught us, if you give enough monkeys enough typewriters and enough time, they will eventually produce Charles Dickens’ “A Tale of Two Cities”, or a pretty close approximation: I can now add a...
Read MoreDon’t Take Our Word For How Bad Mokau South Is – Take Waikato Regional Council’s Word. And Submit By Next Tuesday.
Submissions on Mokau South’ Resources’ proposal to strip-mine the Panirau Plateau in the Mokau River Catchment for coal close next Tuesday, 2 February. We have had a good response to our call for submissions against...
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