A local revolution
Working together gives the community the power to make decisions based on their values. Photo: Gettty Images
Making connections, in a very literal sense, is the way of the future, writes Scott Willis.
Switched on
All aboard for the best results
Participants in the South Dunedin "Our City, Our Climate" climate change adaptation workshop pool ideas. Photo: Supplied
What’s coming down the pipeline
A patch-up job is not the best long-term option for our energy needs, writes Scott Willis.
New Zealand Refinery staff at the site of a fuel pipeline leak on farm land between State Highway 1 and Marsden Pt Rd, south of the Ruakaka shopping centre in Northland. Photo: John Stone.
Pressure on for climate solutions
Smoke and steam billows from a state-owned steel plant in China. Photo: Getty Images
I remember timing myself against an hourglass as a child, writes Scott Willis.
Hatching some plans
Image: Jenna Packer
Hollow eggs are one thing. Hollow promises are another, writes Scott Willis.
Warm and dry
Photo: Getty Images
Making connections means we can make progress on several fronts at the same time, writes Scott Willis.
Season of change
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We can use the space summer affords to create a better trajectory for the rest of the year, writes Scott Willis.
Giving a little back
Electric vehicles could one day help to reduce "peak demand" for electricity, Scott Wills writes.
Photo: ODT.
The future of the current
It’s time we were thinking about ethical electricity, says Scott Willis.
Renewing our efforts