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Crafting carbon literacy: How we developed MLA’s Carbon EDGE training manual
Explore the collaborative journey behind the creation of MLA’s Carbon EDGE pivotal training manual.
The methane debate: Navigating complexities in New Zealand’s agricultural emission reductions
This article examines the September 2023 report by Federated Farmers and others, challenging global warming metrics and proposing a 15% methane reduction for climate neutrality.
New Zealand’s journey towards lower emissions agriculture
Discover how New Zealand’s agricultural sector is shifting through collective efforts and Science-Based Targets.
From carbon challenges to sustainable solutions: FuDog’s climate action journey
FuDog, a popular restaurant nestled in the heart of Wanaka, has embarked on an ambitious journey towards environmental sustainability.
Creating Change from the Inside Out at Queenstown Lakes District Council
As the impacts of climate change become increasingly apparent, more organisations and governments are understanding the urgent need to take action and the important role their staff have in achieving traction. Queenstown Lakes District Council (QLDC) is one such organisation that has taken proactive steps to address climate change through its internal climate change training […]
Empowering Farmers to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions with The University of Melbourne
The University of Melbourne, Australia’s leading university, is dedicated to addressing pressing social, economic, and environmental challenges. In line with this commitment, the university has developed a workshop specifically designed to assist farmers in mitigating their greenhouse gas emissions – The Carbon Neutral Agriculture Course, which is being offered at a wide range of locations […]
EAS’ Work on National Forest Monitoring Systems
Supporting developing nations to gain access to results-based payments As the world continues to grapple with climate change, actions that reduce emissions are vital to achieving emission reduction targets. Through collaboration between governments, organizations, and consulting firms like EAS, the development of clear and effective national monitoring systems and measurement, reporting and verification processes will […]
The importance of biodiversity in the fight against climate change
Biodiversity provides life-supporting systems that enable all organisms, including humans, to survive. These services are critical for human well-being, and they are threatened by the loss of biodiversity. Climate change is one of the major drivers of biodiversity loss, as it alters the habitats and ecosystems in which species live. It is well known and […]
Why we need to get on board with international standards in New Zealand
We all know that the call for action on climate change is getting louder and the need for change more serious. It is something we know we can no longer ignore – both from a responsible citizen perspective and as a matter of survival as a business (and as a species, but more on that […]
Global Warming and Greenhouse Gases – What difference can I make?
This article is intended to give you some actionable steps towards understanding your own emissions as a climber and the positive choices you can make to reduce the amount of GHG emissions you produce.
