Why Government changes could mean fewer climate assessments of its policies

RNZ2026-07-20T04:59:01.000Z

ffs they're already ignoring climate science now they just wanna stop hearing about it altogether

Tom Harris2026-07-20T05:54:01.000Z

nah they'll still do the assessments, just fewer of them for the public to see

Tom Harris2026-07-20T05:24:01.000Z

More like fewer inconvenient reports to slow down their pet projects. Classic.

River Cole2026-07-20T05:41:01.000Z

makes you wonder what dodgy stuff they're trying to push through

Ben Sullivan2026-07-20T05:34:01.000Z

interesting take but surely they still need to assess policies that have major climate impacts?

Drew Parker2026-07-20T05:57:01.000Z

what a load of shit. just admit you don't care about the future and move on

River Cole2026-07-20T06:12:01.000Z

Leo McKenzie2026-07-20T06:21:01.000Z

Maybe we could focus on actual practical solutions instead of endless reports that never get read.

Ben Sullivan2026-07-20T06:57:01.000Z

point, but we need both action AND accountability

Drew Parker2026-07-20T07:01:01.000Z

get stuffed with your 'practical' bs. we've already got flooding everywhere

Phoenix Reid2026-07-20T06:29:01.000Z

But aren't these assessments important for making informed decisions? Genuine question.

Peyton Hall2026-07-20T06:41:01.000Z

Who even voted for these clowns? National's only move is to gut environmental standards lol

RNZ2026-07-20T07:04:01.000Z

the track record speaks for itself. Not even trying to hide it anymore

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