Did you know that only 7.2% of materials in the global economy are cycled back into use, meaning over 90% of extracted resources are wasted after a single use? And…
Kia ora koutou, We hope this finds you well and enjoying the spring weather. Before I go on, I want to acknowledge the stress, fear, and anxiety recently experienced by…
If Aotearoa is going to have an economy that competes with the rest of the developed world, we have to make transformational change. For some, that sentence might evoke feelings…
https://youtu.be/f0CzikkdMf4 This webinar focuses on the changing landscape of sustainability legislation and is designed for business professionals eager to stay ‘ahead of the curve’ in understanding the latest changes in sustainability…
There’s no doubt about it, times are tough: New Zealand is in a recession and the costs of living and operating a business are making it increasingly difficult to stay…
Underpinning a successful environmental transition to a circular economy, legislators are also starting to recognise that people and communities play a crucial role in making this shift. Since the globalisation…
Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) is defined as "capturing CO₂ from the atmosphere and storing it away for decades to millennia". CO2 can be stored: On land - see the Yarra…
A Response to the legislative response to Modern Slavery and Worker Exploitation in New Zealand.
Below we shed some light on what we can hope to see at the end of November and why it's important.
On 23 September a Member’s Bill was drawn out of the member’s bill ballot, proposing to amend the director’s duties section of the Companies Act 1993. The proposed changes will clarify that a company director of a company may take into account other (often longer-term) environmental, social and governance considerations when acting “in the best interests of the company”.