An article summarising a range of plastic pollution issues for a public interest media website, The Big Q. Co-written by Liam Prince (The Rubbish Trip; APPA Chair), Dr. Emily Joy Frost (Research Fellow, Auckland University Read more…
TVNZ’s Breakfast programme invited Massey University Environmental Anthropologist and APPA founding member, Dr. Trisia Farrelly, to discuss some of the broad issues around plastic pollution globally and in NZ. Check it out here:
In collaboration with the Global Alliance for Incinerator Alternatives (GAIA) Asia/Pacific (of which APPA is a member), APPA Chair Liam Prince moderated a panel discussion with Hannah Blumhardt (NZ Product Stewardship Council, The Rubbish Trip Read more…
ABSTRACT This study aims to seek ways to prevent marine plastic pollution leakage in New Zealand’s commercial fin fishing industry supply chains. Drawing on a case study approach, this research investigates how sea and land-based Read more…
We pause to properly honour Richelle. Richelle’s legacy, both in APPA and in all of her mahi, is so large, multifaceted and positive that it is impossible to do it justice through words on this Read more…
On Thursday 23 July, as part of Plastic Free July 2020, APPA hosted an expert panel discussion, Plastics and the Pandemic: Perspectives from Aotearoa, at Te Papa Tongarewa (Museum of New Zealand) in Wellington. Our Read more…
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