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Tō tātou anamata āhuarangi

Climate change is not some far-away threat — it’s happening now, and its effects are being felt around Aotearoa and the world.

Aotearoa New Zealand’s average temperatures are warming, the sea level is rising, and extreme weather events are becoming more frequent. 

Our climate future

The ways we eat, travel, and consume all produce greenhouse gases. These emissions can be trapped in the atmosphere for decades or even centuries and fuel global warming.

The actions we take individually and collectively will either help or hinder our emission reductions efforts and shape the lives of future generations. Together, we can make a better climate future.

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Our climate future short film

Our short film features a daughter having conversations with her father about her worries around climate change and the effects it is having on Aotearoa. It examines some of the actions we can take to work towards a better climate future.

He mahi ka taea e koe What you can do

While we can’t save the world alone, the everyday choices we make individually and collectively can reduce our impact on the planet. Find out what some Kiwis are doing to reduce their climate impact in our video.

Kei te panoni tō tātou āhuarangi Our climate is changing

The phrase ki uta, ki tai, from the mountains to the sea, describes the range of effects that climate change is having on weather and temperature in Aotearoa New Zealand.

Stories about reducing emissions

Aotearoa New Zealand's first emissions reduction plan

The first emissions reduction plan for 2022-25 outlines a clear pathway to a low-emissions, climate-resilient future and the actions Aotearoa New Zealand needs to take to achieve it.
Two people stand by a wind turbine on a hill.

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