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Climate justice takes centre stage

5 May 2023

A climate litigation conference is bringing together academics, activists, lawyers, judges, students and businesses to discuss and debate climate-related legal issues in Aotearoa and abroad.
We must address Earth system decline

4 April 2023

Opinion: The Government of Aotearoa New Zealand has a unique opportunity to demonstrate leadership and action by changing its laws to conform with the laws of nature, writes Klaus Bosselmann.
UN climate resolution a remarkable feat

4 April 2023

Top environmental law academics say the UN General Assembly’s decision to bring the world’s biggest problem to the world’s highest court is remarkable and a testament to the leadership of Pacific peoples.
International law has failed the global environment: what's next?

20 March 2023

A look back over the past 50 years shows that international environmental law has ignored its overarching objective to protect the global environment, says Professor Klaus Bosselmann.
Climate change reparations, who pays for what?

2 November 2022

Opinion: Damages and disasters only arise because people and infrastructure have developed and placed themselves in a region that is vulnerable, and perhaps they should not have been there in the first place, argues Kevin Trenberth.
A sustainable oasis of nature at the heart of the University

18 October 2022

The vision for the University's campuses is to create a series of green oases in the midst of Aotearoa New Zealand’s largest city.
Citizen assemblies offer hope for democracy and climate change challenges

30 September 2022

Opinion: Watercare has used a ‘deliberative democracy’ process to get input from Aucklanders on future water sources for the region. Tatjana Buklijas explains.
Rapid transit and the case for a congestion charge

28 September 2022

Improving Auckland’s public transit network isn't enough to reduce vehicle travel. Further deterrents to driving, such as a congestion charge, will help meet the city’s emissions reduction goals, say researchers.
Fuelled or fooled by biofuels

7 September 2022

Opinion: The Government’s sustainable biofuels mandate is likely to have unintended consequences, argues Professor Basil Sharp.
How to up the trust in sustainability reporting

7 July 2022

Transparent reporting on SDGs is problematic, but a recent framework helps businesses harness the internet of things and blockchain to improve outcomes.
Universities must support more students with refugee backgrounds

20 June 2022

Offering students with refugee backgrounds targeted support to enter higher education is now a bottom line for universities hoping to top a prestigious global performance table.
Meet experts behind NZ’s first national space mission

18 May 2022

Experts on NZ’s first government-funded space mission talk science and technology in a free Techweek event at the Faculty of Engineering on Friday (20 May).

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