by Celia | Jan 21, 2022 | I roto i te pāpāho
The end of 2021 brought a flurry of activity on climate change. We had COP26, New Zealand’s international emissions reduction promise, a consultation on our national emissions reduction plan, and a commitment to provide more climate aid to developing countries. With...
by EllenR | Nov 3, 2021 | I roto i te pāpāho
The Government has announced a new target to reduce emissions by 50 percent by 2030, but several scientists say the actual commitment amounts to much less. Juliet spoke to The AM Show about the announcement. Read and watch on the Newshub...
by EllenR | Oct 28, 2021 | I roto i te pāpāho
Ahead of COP26, group of influential scientific advisors from around the world have penned a joint letter saying the need for urgent climate action is unequivocal. Māni Dunlop speaks to Juliet, who has signed the statement. Listen below or on the RNZ website Read the...
by EllenR | Oct 27, 2021 | COVID-19, I roto i te pāpāho
As case numbers continue to grow in Aotearoa New Zealand’s Delta outbreak, the country will soon shift to a ‘traffic light system’. Juliet spoke to AAP reporter Ben McKay about science advice and feedback on the system that she coordinated. Read the...
by EllenR | Sep 29, 2021 | COVID-19, I roto i te pāpāho
Our trust in scientists is among the highest in the world, finds a just-published study that linked that faith to our support for Covid-19 vaccination and other health measures. Juliet told the Herald it was “very heartening” to see New Zealand’s...
by EllenR | Sep 10, 2021 | I roto i te pāpāho
Jacques de Satgé, former intern with the Office, features on RNZ’s Our Changing World programme. Jacques talks about his PhD research into the moho pererū banded rail, a native bird often found in mangroves, as well as his work with the Office investigating...
