A 21st-century take on mystery meat
Would you chow down on a burger packed with test tube-grown meat? More …
Wanted: Clean energy exporters
Calling all clean energy companies exporting to Australia – or those who want to. More …
Events
Green Living show beckons eco warriors and wannabes
The Green Living Show – New Zealand’s only expo focusing on all things eco and organic – is back in 2012. More …
Association puts the call out for biofuel subsidy renewal
The Bioenergy Association has put out a call for the government to renew its biofuel subsidies to avert the "death" of the industry. More …
Cleantech industry gets boost with business directory
New Zealand’s top green businesses will be brought together in one place with the launch of online directory NZ-CEN. More …
Events
Tauranga to lead Earth Hour
Tauranga will stage a special Earth Hour celebration this year to commemorate the community’s effort to combat the Rena oil spill. More …
Sustainability
Nature Shop proves corporate responsibility pays off
Being a responsible corporate citizen has worked out well for Nature Shop. More …
Are environment and development diametrically opposed?
In the Guardian, George Monbiot ponders whether protecting the environment is compatible with social justice. More …
Events
Learning from China’s environmental issues
Hear from Guardian environment correspondent Jonathan Watts. More …
Kiwi skateboarding trio complete their carboNZero-certified quest
Three Kiwis have become the first to skateboard the driest desert on earth on a green adventure. More …
Lego for the eco-conscious
We're all well aware that plastic is bad, but it's hard to escape in modern times. The earth block, however, is truly the Lego for today's eco-conscious parents. More …
Government pinpoints land for oil and gas exploration
The government has identified 25 blocks of land to target for oil exploration in the Waikato, Taranaki, Tasman, West Coast and Southland. More …
Pilot finds 10 percent potential energy savings on dairy farms
New Zealand’s dairy farmers could shave the equivalent of the annual electricity usage of 7100 households off their power bill, a study has found. More …
When governments should get out of the way
Politics and politicians have failed to advance environmental issues, says Brendan May. More …
Council trials new fuel emulsion technology
The Kapiti Coast District Council is trialling a new emulsified fuel technology on a tractor/mower with a view to expand to much of its older fleet if successful. More …
