New Zealand's Zero Carbon Law
New Zealand’s Parliament passed The Zero-Carbon Act, which will push New Zealand to zero carbon emissions by 2050 or sooner, as part of the country’s attempts to meet its Paris climate accord commitments.
Key Features
- The idea for the bill was first proposed by the youth-led climate organisation Generation Zero, who proposed and popularized the Bill before the 2017 New Zealand general elections.
- The Act is titled Climate Change Response (Zero Carbon) Amendment Act, and provides a framework by which New Zealand will be able to develop and implement climate change policies in line with the Paris Agreement to ....
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