Tag: climate
Govt coal boiler ban welcome, but leaves door open...
Posted by Cindy Baxter | Apr 8, 2021 | climate change, Fonterra, News, press releases | 1 |
Stopping coal in its tracks
Posted by Cindy Baxter | Dec 5, 2020 | News | 1 |
Climate Change Commission slammed for doubling coal use in 2050 in final advice
by Cindy Baxter | Jun 9, 2021 | press releases | 0 |
PRESS RELEASE Coal Action Network Aotearoa sharply criticised the Climate Change Commission’s decision to double projected coal use in 2050 in its final advice to the Government, released today. “The Climate Change...
Read MoreCoal Action Network On Government Emissions Reduction Plan: Where’s The Plan?
by Rob Taylor | Jun 9, 2021 | press releases | 0 |
PRESS RELEASE “We’re disappointed and frustrated at the lack of urgency in the Government’s...
Read MoreGovt coal boiler ban welcome, but leaves door open for gas, favours Fonterra
by Cindy Baxter | Apr 8, 2021 | climate change, Fonterra, News, press releases | 1 |
The Government’s latest efforts to tackle emissions from coal are not the kind of bold action required to get New Zealand onto a net zero emissions pathway, and disappointingly leaves the door open for gas.
Read MoreStopping coal in its tracks
by Cindy Baxter | Dec 5, 2020 | News | 1 |
Land Protectors Stop Coal in its Tracks Press release from: Coal Action Network...
Read MoreFonterra should be ashamed of causing coal mine expansion: CANA supports activists
by Cindy Baxter | Sep 28, 2020 | Bathurst Resources, climate change, Fonterra, News | 0 |
Fonterra should be ashamed of causing a coal mine expansion Bathurst Resource’s planned extension of its Canterbury coal mine, shut down by protesters this morning, is proof that dairy companies like Fonterra are not moving out...
Read MoreFrom indigenous mudfish to the climate: you can’t trust Bathurst Resources
by Cindy Baxter | Jun 2, 2020 | Bathurst Resources, Canterbury Coal Action | 0 |
Coal company Bathurst Resources is at it again, this time applying to expand its coal mine at Coalgate, in mid-Canterbury, adding another 18ha to its current mine, which supplies the Fonterra and Synlait dairy factories. ...
Read MoreMay Day at Blackball: we call for a new extractive industry on the coast
by Cana Admin | May 4, 2015 | Jeanette Fitzsimons, Jobs After Coal, uncategorized | 0 |
Jeanette Fitzsimons writes… There was a theme for this year’s May Day seminar at Blackball,...
Read MoreNew Jobs After Coal report – the future of coal is grim – but a transition to a better economy is underway
by Cana Admin | May 2, 2015 | Jobs After Coal, press releases | 0 |
Press release The situation for the future of coal in New Zealand is getting increasingly grim by...
Read MoreThe Imperative to Leave it in the Ground
by Cana Admin | Dec 11, 2014 | carbon emissions, climate change, climate negotiations, conferences, mining | 0 |
Guest blog by Tarsh Turner, a member of the NZ Youth Delegation at the climate talks in Lima. The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) has been working to avert climate disaster for over two decades....
Read MoreCoal Action Network Aotearoa Newsletter November 2014
by Cana Admin | Nov 24, 2014 | CAN Aotearoa newsletter | 4 |
What’s in this newsletter? 1. Upcoming Events 2. Heads in the Sand! Join us on December 7 3. The Elections – analysis from Jeanette Fitzsimons 4. The IPCC – and New Zealand’s response 5. Honey I...
Read MoreHoney I shrunk the board!
by Cana Admin | Nov 15, 2014 | 350, actions, Bathurst Resources | 1 |
Bathurst’s annual shareholder meeting took place on Friday morning, with activists holding...
Read MoreAre you ready to march against the TPPA?
by Cana Admin | Nov 4, 2014 | climate change, TPPA, uncategorized | 2 |
Why would a Trans Pacific Partnership Agreement be bad for the climate? You may have heard that the New Zealand government is one of the governments involved in secretive negotiations for a Trans Pacific Partnership...
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