US EditionThe latest update on NZ's state of the environment is sobering, but there are glimmers of progress
- The Ministry for the Environment and StatsNZ released their environmental assessment report.
- Long-Term drivers like international influences and climate change contribute to the findings.
- The report collates trends on air, freshwater, land, and marine environments across New Zealand.
- James Palmer stated, "We are seeing improvements in coastal and estuarine water quality."
- Despite some improvements, the report shows real risks from climate change and water contamination.
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The latest update on NZ's state of the environment is sobering, but there are glimmers of progress
If left unaddressed, many environmental changes in Aotearoa New Zealand could threaten livelihoods, health, quality of life and infrastructure for generations to come, according to the latest update on the state of the environment.
Environment report: Breathe easier, but be careful where you drink
A new report has found a substantial proportion of groundwater is failing drinking standards. Photo: RNZ By Eloise Gibson of RNZ The latest update on New Zealand's environment shows people can breathe a little easier, but a substantial proportion of groundwater is failing drinking standards.
Mixed environmental report card for pastoral sector
Reading Time: 2 minutes The latest snapshot of New Zealand’s environmental health holds some mixed results for the pastoral sector’s contributions, with upsides in some areas accompanying worsening outcomes in others. Our Environment 2025, published by the Ministry for the Environment, is a three-year assessment of where the country’s environmental parameters stand, and the main drivers behind the outcomes. E coli contamination and nitrates rema…
State of NZ's environment - Expert Reaction - Science Media Centre
Pollution in our water, land, and air are all coming under the microscope in a major report from the Ministry for the Environment. Our environment 2025 is a three-yearly report highlighting the effects of our land use on the rest of New Zealand’s ecosystem. The Science Media Centre asked experts to comment. Dr Roger Young, Freshwater Ecosystems Group, Cawthron Institute, comments: “This report represents another large effort to summarise the st…
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