Our Zero Waste World – the view from Costa Rica
International connections The International Dialogue that I attended in Costa Rica, is an undertaking of the Zero Waste International Alliance (ZWIA). ZWIA is made up of affiliate organisations (ZWN is one!) and is also a network of amazing zero waste practitioners. This was why I… More >
Cultural Impact Assessment crucial on incinerator proposal
“The Zero Waste Network Aotearoa strongly supports the decision by ECAN and Waimate District Council to return to SIRRL the company’s application for resource consent to build a massive waste incinerator due to the lack of a Cultural Impact Assessment (CIA). Not only is this a… More >
Comprehensive container return scheme major achievement
The Zero Waste Network is thrilled that Cabinet will consider a container return scheme before Christmas. “We congratulate Minister David Parker and the Ministry for the Environment team in shepherding through the container return scheme to the Cabinet stage. It has huge public and cross… More >
Zero waste thinking from Sue Coutts: Feels good to be doing this work together
It was such a good feeling to have people from all four networks together at the Strengthening Communities Hui at Karapiro. It has been three years since we were all in the same place. A big benefit of being part of a network is the… More >
Zero waste groups celebrate public notification on Te Awamutu incinerator project
“We are pleased that the Waikato Regional Council has announced that the resource consent application to build a waste incinerator in Te Awamutu will be publicly notified,” said Dorte Wray, Chief Operations Officer of the Zero Waste Network. “Te Awamutu and the wider community… More >
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