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How much energy is involved in using your computer? by Adrian Cochrane
Adrian Cochrane, one of our tech’ expert amongst our Forum members, specialised in software and programming guided us in this discussion, highlighting how computing is also linked to the environment.…
Your money has Eco Power! – Barry Coates – Webinar recording
Your money has Eco Power! Find out about the carbon emissions of your savings and how YOU can make a difference. Are your savings working for the long-term good…
Take the JUMP Ambassador Training
Time for a new approach? Ditch the doom and gloom talk. Discover your style of climate talk in a fun and positive atmosphere. The Take The Jump Ambassador…
Climate Action Week 2023 is behind – thanks so much to our community!
Here we are on the other side of Climate Action Week 2023. A huge thank you to all who organised events, led workshops, helped out and attended gatherings. A total of…
How to decarbonise our Transport with Paul Winton
Paul Winton is an engineer and investment advisor, working mostly in the North Island. About 50 attendees were energized by his evidence-backed strategic approach to decarbonizing transport. He ensured…
Quick guide to responding to Tasman Climate Response Strategy and Action Plan
Tasman District Council has prepared a draft Tasman Climate Response Strategy and Action Plan, which outlines the Council’s proposed response to climate change for the next 10 years and beyond.…
Can Restoring Nature Save Our Planet?
The Kotahitanga mō te Taiao Alliance is excited to share with you a film made by the BBC Our Frozen Planet Team about the work of the Alliance, which elevates…
Planning a future Richmond
Open for discussion: How do we build Richmond for the future? Where do we build up and where do we build out? Have your say here: https://shape.tasman.govt.nz/central-richmond
February 2023 Newsletter
After a short summer break, here we go again for a year of activities, and actions (!) related to the climate emergency we are facing. Find all the latest news…
Call to Event ideas for Climate Action Week 2023
Last year's first Climate Action Week was a success, so we decided to do it again! We therefore invite you to make a small place in your diaries from May…
December 2022 Newsletter
If you want to get right up to speed with everything the Forum's been doing this year, then reading our latest newsletter is the way to do it! December 2022…
Government to Begin Consultations on Agricultural Emissions Reduction Plan
New Zealand is set to become the first country in the world to reduce agricultural emissions through a system of pricing and reporting. Consultations are now open on options to…
Sun Sea and Sediment Scoops Climate Challenge Award at Cawthron Sci Tech Expo
Nayland College student Ra Edmonds took home the Climate Challenge Award at this week’s Cawthron Sci Tech expo for their entry, ‘Sun, Sea and Sediment’. This is the second year…
Mayors Sign Charter
It was a historic day for the Nelson Tasman Climate Forum with Mayors Tim King and Rachel Reese signing the organisation’s Charter on behalf of their respective councils. Talks between…