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Apr 6, 2023 · The report highlights that choices made by current and future governments will affect the future fiscal impacts from climate change. These choices include where money is spent and how financial and non-financial tools, such as climate change reporting, are prioritised and utilised. Factors outside of New Zealand’s control also matter.
Apr 6, 2023 · The report highlights that choices made by current and future governments will affect the future fiscal impacts from climate change. These choices include where money is spent and how financial and non-financial tools, such as climate change reporting, are prioritised and utilised. Factors outside of New Zealand’s control also matter.
While New Zealand's economy will face many challenges because of climate change, there are also opportunities to do things differently to ensure a positive future. For instance, as the country warms, high value crops that are normally grown in warmer climates, like avocados, may be able to be grown in new areas of the country.
11 October 2023, 10:45am. Greenhouse gas emissions from human activities are changing Aotearoa New Zealand’s climate, impacting the environment, communities, and the economy, according to a new report. The Ministry for the Environment and Stats NZ have released the latest, three-yearly update about the state of Aotearoa’s atmosphere and ...
to better understanding the impacts of climate change across all of our wealth domains. This paper presents the framework for assessing the economic and fiscal impacts of climate change in New Zealand as published in the CEFA. It also identifies areas we view to be particularly valuable for additional work.
Between 2007 and 2017, people in New Zealand faced an estimated $840m in insured damages and economic losses from floods and droughts caused by climate change, the national plan says. The World Economic Forum warned in its 2020 Global Risks Report that 190 million people globally were vulnerable to rising sea levels – three times more than ...
Aims (RAs) that provided new climate change projections and advancements in understanding their impacts and implications for New Zealand’s environment, economy and society. The five RAs were: Research Aim 1: Improved Climate Projections Research Aim 2: Understanding Pressure Points, Critical Steps and Potential Responses
