The Greens are reiterating the importance of combating climate change, concerned Kiwi buy-in appears to be fading.

An Ipsos report shows the proportion of New Zealanders concerned about the impact of climate change in Aotearoa has fallen from 80 percent two years ago - to 69 percent.

Greens Environment spokesperson Lan Pham says ignoring the climate crisis, will not make the problem go away.

"We know communities are really struggling at the moment - and it's hard for people to think of the future when they're actually having to focus on surviving the cost of living crisis."

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The Greens are reiterating the importance of combating climate change, concerned Kiwi buy-in appears to be fading.
An Ipsos report shows the proportion of New Zealanders concerned about the impact of climate change in Aotearoa has fallen from 80 percent two years ago - to 69 percent.
Greens Environment spokesperson Lan Pham says ignoring the climate crisis, will not make the problem go away.
"We know communities are really struggling at the moment - and it's hard for people to think of the future when they're actually having to focus on surviving the cost of living crisis."
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Lan Pham: Green Party MP stress importance of combating climate change amid declining support

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