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Full Coverage: Environment New Zealand 2007
Scoop Full Coverage: Environment New Zealand 2007
Environment: Mallard Welcomes Timely
'Check Up'
The report Environment New Zealand 2007 provides a timely check up on the health of our environment and charts New Zealand’s journey towards sustainability, Environment Minister Trevor Mallard said at the report's launch today. The report on the state of New Zealand's environment looks at the physical well-being of New Zealand’s land, water, air, plants and animals. It measures the impact of every day activities and identifies trends and some pressures on our natural resources. More >>
- NZ Govt - Mallard: Charting progress towards sustainability
- NZ Govt - Fuel economy standard proposed
- National - Report highlights gap between rhetoric and reality
- Green Party - Dairy booms, rivers bust: time for Green Solutions
- NZ Govt - Greens' conspiracy theory complete nonsense
- United Future - Water quality of concern to Dunne
- Parliamentary Commissioner For The Environment - Environmental data collection must continue
- Environment and Conservation Organisations of NZ - Environment report: species at risk, action needed
- Business Council for Sustainable Development - Five major policies needed on state of environment
- Wellington Regional Chamber of Commerce - Business Welcomes State of the Environment Report
- Fish and Game NZ - Now, Let’s See Some Action
- Fish and Game NZ - Anglers and Hunters Behind Water Conservation
- Forest And Bird - Make the users pay for clean environment
- Institute of Professional Engineers - Environment report highlights need for change
- NZ Forest Owners Association - Positive not punitive approach needed on planting
- Local Government NZ - Report calls for everyone to take action
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