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#230: All you need is love (opens the original)
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Mōrena, and happy Tuesday!How on earth do we talk to the people we love about climate change? It’s a question I often come back to, mostly because I’ve got it wrong so many times. I was definitely that person in a workplace, known for having a green hobby horse. I’m not sure I achieved much other than getting a lot of questions about whether we can recycle wooden disposable cutlery.Which is to say, conversations about climate change with those not on the hobby horse tend to be very frustrating.
#229: The scores are in! (opens the original)
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Mōrena, and happy Tuesday!To both our old and new readers, welcome to another newsletter where we share effective, science-backed climate actions you can take to make an impact here in Aotearoa New Zealand.This week we are excited to announce Climate Club’s very own general election scorecard! For those of you new to the drill, election scorecards assess parties’ policies and positions against a range of topics.Are you wondering which parties will commit to staying in the P
#228: Be part of the one percent (opens the original)
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Mōrena e hoa ma, and ngā mihi o te wiki o te reo Māori!A big welcome to Climate Club for all of you who found us through Marc Daalder’s Newsroom article! Each week we send out effective, science-backed actions you can take for our home, Papatūānuku, and we’re really glad to have you here.Last week we wrote about <a href="https://electricnotes.news/p/ho
#227: See it, be it (opens the original)
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Mōrena, and welcome to your Tuesday.With just a couple of months until the general election (not that we’re counting, or anything…), it’s more important than ever to stay motivated and find inspiration where we can. I was recently reading about The Carbon Wave, a book that goes behind the scenes of America’s Inflation Reduction Act in a deeply personal way, with inspiration in spades – author and political science professor Leah Stokes helped the
#226: Borderlands (opens the original)
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Mōrena, and hope you’re all doing well this Tuesday, The planet doesn’t care about our man-made borders. The way we live impacts others directly - our emissions leave our shores the second we create them.This week, floods near the Nepal-Tibet border have killed at least 900 people, with thousands still missing, and the toll is still rising. Nepal’s foreign minister has po
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