Environment Canterbury has formally submitted on the Government’s Climate Change Response (Zero Carbon) Amendment Bill, generally in support of its provisions.
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Sign up for the latest newsChief Operating Officer Nadeine Dommisse reflects on the significant progress being made towards meeting farmers’ increased environmental responsibilities.
Information on the proposal by Fulton Hogan to develop a quarry in Templeton.
Environment Canterbury is reviewing about 90 consents in the Hakatere/Ashburton River catchment to help achieve the community’s vision for the river.
South Canterbury’s Waihao Marae was a fitting location for a special meeting to better understand the history and importance of local Māori place names.
Funding has been allocated to local biodiversity projects, including the restoration of coastal wetlands and habitat protection for the long-tailed bat.
Two abatement notices and one infringement notices have been issued for Cloud Ocean to stop the discharge of contaminants waterways.
An independent report into compliance, monitoring and enforcement (CME) has found it is in relatively good shape and made recommendations on improvements.
Environment Canterbury has declared a climate emergency, highlighting the urgent need to address the issue.
With a high level of interest in quarrying in Canterbury currently, this article shares all of the most up to date information.
Farmers in the Omarama area will get to ask questions about changes to farming land use consent rules at an upcoming briefing on 22 March 2019.
A report into Environment Canterbury’s 2017 greenhouse gas emissions has shown the tangible ways in which the organisation has reduced its level of emissions.