Posted: November 16, 2016 | — No Comments
New Zealander of the year (2011), Sir Paul Callaghan (1947 – 2012) speaks of current realities and his vision for a strong New Zealand future.
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Posted: November 2, 2016 | — No Comments
Leo’s back with this excellent documentary on climate change. The film includes a lot of interviews of people who all bring different perspectives. It remains politically neutral by featuring The Right Honourable John Key and The Right Honourable Helen Clark.…
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Posted: October 19, 2016 | — No Comments
Climate change was on the news last night and it was thanks to a report released by the Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment. The Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment’s duty is to investigate environmental concerns and is independent of the…
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Posted: October 17, 2016 | — No Comments
A very good video about agricultural emissions in New Zealand. It covers how agricultural emissions arise, the opportunity for technology to reduce emissions, and how a reduction in emissions might occur. The video interviews researchers, farmers and economists and the…
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Posted: October 6, 2016 | — No Comments
This is the first video in a kind of 2 part series by Jeff Speck about walkable cities. Town planning is a notoriously boring subject. I was once given an assignment to do on town planning because my lecturer wanted…
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Posted: June 28, 2016 | — No Comments
The royal society of New Zealand present their ideas on how to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in New Zealand.
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Posted: June 28, 2016 | — No Comments
This sounds pretty good to me!
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Posted: June 28, 2016 | — No Comments
This is a photo of a Qwagon which was used to take coal from Denniston. -Photo taken by Seamus Maher.
Posted: June 28, 2016 | — No Comments
This photo was taken from Denniston, looking out over Westport. -Photo taken by Seamus Maher.
Posted: June 28, 2016 | — No Comments
Former head planner of Vancouver City speaks about essential rules for building a successful city.
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