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Is the sun setting on unsustainable long-haul, short-stay tourism?

Is the sun setting on unsustainable long-haul, short-stay tourism?

Jul 9, 2020 | Business & Economics

By James Higham The tourism rebuild must involve all measures being taken to create a high-value, low-leakage and low-emissions tourism future. Unprecedented border closures and the domestic lockdown have paralysed New Zealand’s $40.9 billion a year tourism industry....
Can we grow organisations and work that support a sustainable world?

Can we grow organisations and work that support a sustainable world?

Jun 24, 2020 | Business & Economics, Politics & Society

By Gilbert Wong Can we grow organisations and work that support a sustainable world? The answer comes from understanding our deepest psychological drivers, according to Niki Harre. Let’s play the word association game. Money, status, competition, power and...
From COVID-19 to a sustainable climate: What is the way forward?

From COVID-19 to a sustainable climate: What is the way forward?

May 12, 2020 | Business & Economics, Science & Technology

By Ralph Cooney People and governments have the chance to learn from Covid-19, and build a new sustainable climate future with a watchful eye on our Sustainable Development Goals, writes Professor Ralph Cooney. At the time of writing, Covid-19 had already caused the...
What are the differences between organic and conventional farming? 🔊

What are the differences between organic and conventional farming? 🔊

Mar 23, 2020 | Business & Economics

A new bill surrounding organic farming in New Zealand, as well as imports and exports, is currently going through parliament. The bill outlines plans to get stricter on what is defined as organic and what is not. But what are the differences between conventional and...
How do we know when something is organic? 🔊

How do we know when something is organic? 🔊

Mar 16, 2020 | Business & Economics, Science & Technology

A couple of weeks ago, the Green Party put forward a new bill surrounding organic farming in New Zealand as well as imports and exports. The bill outlines plans to get stricter on what is defined as Organic. However, there is no overarching consensus on what is...
How do climate-friendly food choices protect the planet? 🔊

How do climate-friendly food choices protect the planet? 🔊

Jan 29, 2020 | Science & Technology

New research out of the University of Otago has revealed that increasing the uptake of plant-based diets in New Zealand could have a significant impact on reducing greenhouse gas emissions while simultaneously improving population health. The results showed that a...
Is the United Nations achieving its sustainable development goals? 🔊

Is the United Nations achieving its sustainable development goals? 🔊

Jan 16, 2020 | Politics & Society

In 2015, the United Nations passed the sustainable development goals with targets for poverty reduction, economic development, environmental protection, and political empowerment. How were these goals chosen? Has the UN been achieving its goals? How is sustainability...
What needs to be done to prevent a climate-induced collapse? 🔊

What needs to be done to prevent a climate-induced collapse? 🔊

Jan 15, 2020 | Business & Economics, Politics & Society

Why do sustainable business initiatives so often fail? What fundamental changes do we need from societies and the economic system to stem a climate change-induced collapsed? What economic systems might work on a planet with a finite capacity to sustain life? These are...
Are renewable co-operatives the solution to climate change?

Are renewable co-operatives the solution to climate change?

Dec 16, 2019 | Business & Economics

By Ben Goldson Ben Goldson explores whether renewable co-operatives are the solution to climate change. Between 2013 and 2018, the amount of solar power either produced or purchased by American cooperatives increased by nearly ten times, according to a study by the...
Climate change: Is a careful revolution possible?

Climate change: Is a careful revolution possible?

Dec 5, 2019 | Politics & Society, Science & Technology

By David Hall Extract from Chapter Ten of David Hall’s new BWB Text A Careful Revolution: Towards a Low-Emissions Future.  We wrote this report at your request, and with care. Will you listen please? – Andy Reisinger, one of nineteen haikus to summarise the IPCC...
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