Climate Commission Draft: a reading list.

Many of you will be working away at your reviews of the long-awaited Climate Commission report. My reading list around this is far from complete: if you think I’ve missed something you can always comment below. These just the climate leaders I’ve been reading:

Marc Daalder

https://www.newsroom.co.nz/climate-emergency/ratcheting-up-our-international-climate-ambition

Rod Oram

https://www.newsroom.co.nz/2020/06/14/1228746/rod-orams-june-12-column

Terrence Loomis and FFARN

https://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/PO2102/S00030/ffarn-response-to-ccc-report.htm

School Strikes NZ

https://www.schoolstrike4climate.nz/ccc-report

350 Aotearoa

350 Aotearoa calls for New Zealanders to engage in public consultation to strengthen the Climate Change Commission’s strategy to tackle climate change

Dr Dermot Coffey: Ora Taiao

https://www.stuff.co.nz/environment/climate-news/300227492/fix-public-transport-to-stop-fossil-fuel-pollution-deaths-climate-expert-says?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter

From Twitter:

I spoke to @Gen_toop from @GreenpeaceNZ about the future-defining threat of our shoddy agricultural practices (pay attention to this one! i was surprised by how important this is to all NZers)https://t.co/bVx7y6ErgS

— Felix Walton (@felixjwalton) February 10, 2021

From my submission to the 2019 Climate Change Response (Zero Carbon) Amendment Bill. pic.twitter.com/ZWLSaDTNq8

— David J. Hall (@dvdjhnhll) February 6, 2021

An end to the gas BBQ? "The climate debate hit peak absurdity on Tuesday, although it is perhaps still too early to say anything quite so bold…" My @nzherald story Sat is on the exciting news out of the @ClimateCommNZ, including interview with the irrepressible Rod Carr. pic.twitter.com/8UCUOtAa7S

— Simon Wilson (@simonbwilson) February 5, 2021

Time for Govt to acclerate the phase-out of fossil fuels and reject PEPANZ's predatory delay campaign. Fossil Fuels Aotearoa Research Network responds to release of the Climate Change Commission's report. https://t.co/N0I4xhJrdF pic.twitter.com/SD2sNw2qg0

— Terrence Loomis (@DrTMLoomis) February 4, 2021

For all my frustration with RNZ last week re Māori broadcasting there’s a simply outstanding discussion on @ninetonoon between Katherine Ryan & Minister of Climate Change James Shaw about a new climate adaption act-best of public broadcasting which explores our shared risk #nzpol

— Bronwyn Hayward (@BMHayward) December 6, 2020

https://twitter.com/skryb/status/1333836496650997761

A major gap in the climate commission’s draft advice is the lack of focus on active and public transport and the excessive focus on electric cars. Need plenty of voices making this point in submissions over the next few weeks so the final advice gets it right. https://t.co/7gZnXzIHbU

— Thomas Nash (@nashthomas) February 11, 2021