New post about buying a house in a warming world! Aaand now onto writing about methane. Ffs threesixtysix.news/how-to-buy-a...

Yeaaaah in the spinoff today check it out thespinoff.co.nz/politics/29-...

My latest newsletter was republished by the spinoff today!

I tried to finish this one on a constructive note. With a stumbling economy, clean energy and innovation in agriculture are two ways we could really kick-start economic growth. Upping our ambition on climate is clearly a selfishly good thing to do! threesixtysix.news/australia-ha...

Next week's article is like two months in the making – a local elections climate issues index. So excited to share. Sub for free to get it on Monday! threesixtysix.news

New post!! threesixtysix.news/schools-can-...

Add a train, not a lane. threesixtysix.news/transforming...

Mad respect to anyone who tries to do more good. I think this is an important moment to understand how tricky scale is to achieve threesixtysix.news/kaicycle-end...

Vonuts is sooo good. Laura’s donuts were the perfect catalyst for deep thought over modernising our food traditions. threesixtysix.news/how-vonuts-i...

“Petrol prices soar” is a surefire way to catch our attention. What if it lost its power over us? threesixtysix.news/the-race-to-...

Marc is scathing here with an edge that only comes from deep knowledge on this topic. threesixtysix.news/the-smartest...

Surprise surprise, I don't want more oil and gas exploration. The thing is though, renewables are the cheapest energy you can invest in. I'd much rather we put all our effort into electrifying the economy and saving hundreds of dollars for Kiwi whānau. #nzpol #climate

Yay my friend Rowan has written a lovely guest post for threesixtysix. Take a read! threesixtysix.news/shower-thoug...

I’ve fallen in love with Everybody Eats. They rescue food and provide to anyone who wants a meal. There is no price, you pay what you can. This space represents the dignified, compassionate climate action I want to see for our city ❤️ #wellington #foodwaste #climate threesixtysix.news/everybody-ea...

Bus lanes are a big deal. That’s why it is great that the Harbour Quays are set to get a glow up with bus lanes next year. It’ll make bus trips faster and allow the council to run more services with the same funding. How cool! Take a read and subscribe for free ❤️ threesixtysix.news/the-glow-up-...

Living in the Wellington CBD comes with a unique joy: getting to experience a 15 minute city firsthand. This lifestyle feels like it should be illegal: I can get anything I want within a short walk?! WAY more people should be able to live like this. #wellington threesixtysix.news/a-love-lette...

I was genuinely surprised and annoyed at the proposed budget cuts coming from the Wellington City Council. ~$60m in increases for maintaining our car-focused network and huge cuts to bus lanes, bike lanes, and footpath improvements. Submit on this by April 21! threesixtysix.news/we-must-tell...

A little bit of Friday good news while a global superpower nerfs its own economy... Predator Free Wellington is showing us how communities can make impossible visions real. threesixtysix.news/can-wellingt...

The ocean is warming very fast. Dive into the topic with me in my latest newsletter: threesixtysix.news/what-is-happ... #ocean #climate #climatechange #globalwarming #seas #aotearoa #newzealand #coasts #ecosystems

I chatted with my dad about what he's seeing off the Whanganui coast. It's warmer. A lot warmer. #ocean #climate #climatechange #bluenewdeal #sustainability #seas #sealife #pollution #environment #newsletter threesixtysix.news/what-is-happ...

Please please please!! Cuba Street is most vibrant when it’s locked off from traffic. Wellingtonians have been talking for years about how much better this part of town would be if it was only for pedestrians. Let’s do it!!

Aotearoa is getting one bus card to rule them all. In fact, soon you’ll be able to pay for public transport with your card, your phone, or if you’re insufferable, your watch 😆 London has this system: it’s magic. I’m so excited. There’s just one thing left to do… threesixtysix.news/motu-move-na...

So I checked about this and the Capital Connection + Te Huia are going to get Motu Move. KiwiRail won’t add it to their services though because they’re “tourism experiences, not inter-regional commuter trains”. Motu Move will be good, but ironically you won’t be able to move across the motu with it.

I walk, bike, and bus along Courtenay place countless times every week. I’m confident a lot of people would agree it needs some zhuzh. I wanna walk inside these renders as soon as possible. Let’s make this real!! www.rnz.co.nz/news/nationa...

Cities aren't built for a warming world. Trees can be our protectors. threesixtysix.news/a-love-lette...

I'm deeply saddened to share that Donald Shoup passed away last night. He was the ideal academic—curious, methodical, and concerned with turning ideas into real-world change. TAing his parking course these past few years has one of the greatest honors of my life. Rest in peace, Shoup Dogg.

90% of this project is about climate change, and about 10% is about learning how to do fun nerd things with my puter

Offshore wind power is an exciting solution to climate change that’s affordable right now. Our gusty coasts could create bountiful power. Let’s explore its potential and why we should implement it fast. 

Prepare your mind for New Zealand's next climate target by seeing what our former climate ambassador has to say www.rnz.co.nz/news/nationa...

Meet Bicycle Junction, the self-styled friendly neighbourhood bikery. I sat down with founder Dan to chat the shop, how contagious biking can be, and what he'd love to see for Wellington.

Beyond ownership: how Mevo helps cars fit into 21st Century travel Owning a car is expensive. But in a world with better buses, we'll still need cars sometimes. How can we solve that problem?

lol someone on LinkedIn accused me of being funded by the “Chinese battery lobby” for saying hydrogen makes less and less sense for transport. Bold of u to assume literally anyone pays for my content, I make it for free because I’m a nerd

Hydrogen's got hype... but is it necessary for a zero carbon future?

To welcome in 2025, I wrote about the least controversial thing of all time: AI and climate change.

Just finished this wonderful book by @henrygrabar.bsky.social. It put into words that feeling you have when you look around a street and see empty cars take up more space than anything else. Grab it from the Wellington City Library and we would have shared a copy!

The difficult reality of climate change is that big flashy stuff isn’t as impactful as you think, and boring shit is way more impactful than you think.

Parking will eat the city if we let it

Last newsletter of the year! Here's some last minute books, videos, and podcasts to keep you entertained. Meri Kirihimete! ❤️

National’s quiet U-turn on $247m EV charger pledge

The Climate Commission released a gargantuan report on strengthening our climate goals. Thankfully, I get sick joy from reading these reports. Here are five takeaways.

Bus lane cameras raised $10k in one day From RNZ: Wellington Council netted nearly $10,000 on the first day of two new fixed bus lane cameras being live in Newtown. The new fixed cameras went live on Riddiford Street and Adelaide Road northbound on Monday, with anyone caught using the bus lane…

Also !! My latest article has been published on the Spinoff!! Check it out ❤️ thespinoff.co.nz/society/09-1...

Wellington is spiralling towards 30-degree heatwaves every year, and the most sustainable housing we have is not ready for a warmer world. What’s going on?

Jenny Sahng and Rewiring Aotearoa have built a fantastic calculator showing how cutting out pollution saves you oodles of money!

Okay but not only is the Ministry of Works an effective way to build for the future, but this *logo*. I’m dying for it. It’s giving the New Zealand version of the NASA worm. Shitty logos in government give off the vibe that quality doesn’t matter. Bring back these GEMS we used to have

How do we build low-carbon infrastructure fast? Our solution could be found in an old idea: the Ministry of Works.

Based on a govt proposal, Wgtn public transport users will have to pay 71% more or see significant cuts to services. If you live in Porirua, that's $43/week more to commute. https://threesixtysix.news/2024/11/29/simeon-brown-wants-to-increase-your-public-transport-costs-by-71-we-must-tell-him-no/

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