Can Māori do anything to protect against climate change? No, says a gloomy meteorologist, who says the climate change problem is not an indigenous problem; it's a global problem.
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NewsNZ Bio Forestry CEO sees indigenous blue-carbon regime putting Māori in sweet spot
The Māori delegation’s trip to the United Nations Climate Change Conference came to an end after iwi leaders presented the world’s first indigenous-led blue carbon regime, Hinemoana Halo, in Egypt.
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World's first indigenous-led blue carbon regime- Hinemoana Halo
Sharm El-Sheik, Egypt: A world first indigenous-led blue carbon regime has been set up in collaboration with the indigenous peoples of Aotearoa, the Pacific and Conservation Intern
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Ngāti Wai backs Hinemoana Halo initiative
Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt: Ngāti Wai chairman Aperahama Edwards is part of the Māori delegation here to present an indigenous-led solution to the United Nations Climate Change Confere
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The UN Climate Summit: Brought to you by Cola Cola
Delegates and heads of states from across the world are gathering at Sharm El-Sheikh in Egypt to discuss climate action and the future of this world.
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Fears Te Tai Tokerau communities could be wiped out by climate change
Associate Local Government Minister Kieran McAnulty will soon visit Northland to check out vulnerable communities that could potentially be forced into managed retreat in the face of climate-change induced flooding risk.
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'Morality reset needed'- Mike Smith on global climate change conference
Iwi Chairs Forum Climate co-chair Mike Smith is to attend the United Nations Conference of Parties (COP 27) with world leaders to discuss the global climate emergency.
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Māori farmer welcomes greenhouse gas plan; 'feds' furious
Māori landowners, farmers and communities could see the most benefit from the government’s greenhouse gas reduction plan that has been widely panned by opposition groups.
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Changes in diet for Aotearoa’s Māui dolphins may be a good sign
Alka Prasad is a Te Rito Journalism cadet
