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All parties on Climate
Climate · Party position

Alliance on Climate

Just transition to net-zero; adapt to climate change impacts

The Alliance says climate change is a serious threat to New Zealand. They want to use a range of strategies to help New Zealand adjust to more extreme weather. They also want to play a part in the worldwide effort to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and reach a net-zero economy. They say this change should be fair, with workers in fossil fuel industries helped to retrain for new, secure, well-paid jobs.

What they say they'll do

  • Deploy adaptation strategies to cope with increasingly extreme weather
  • Contribute to global efforts to mitigate climate change and limit warming
  • Pursue a just transition to a net-zero economy
  • Support fossil fuel industry workers to retrain for new secure, well-paid jobs
  • Return electricity to public ownership as part of a sustainable economy
  • Revitalise rail and coastal shipping over aviation and trucking as less environmentally degrading

Who this affects

Workers in fossil fuel industries
The Alliance says these workers would be supported to retrain for new well-paid, secure jobs as the economy shifts away from fossil fuels.
Households and communities
The Alliance says adaptation strategies would be used to help communities deal with more extreme weather caused by climate change.
Electricity consumers
The Alliance links returning electricity to public ownership with building a sustainable economy, which it says affects the affordability and environmental impact of power for all New Zealanders.

In their own words

“Environmental degradation and climate change pose an existential threat to every aspect of our society.”
“A just transition to a net-zero economy is needed to support workers in fossil fuel-based industries to retrain for new well-paid, secure jobs.”
“We must deploy a raft of adaptation strategies to adjust to the increasingly extreme weather brought about by a changing climate.”
Verify at Alliance — official policy page

Summarised neutrally from Alliance’s own official policy (as at 2026-08-24) and checked by an editor. Nothing is paraphrased without the source linked. Read the original ↗ Arapono is non-partisan. Compare all parties on Climate →

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