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Luxon’s Climate Dealbreaker | Auckland News
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has made it clear that staying in the Paris climate agreement is a non-negotiable condition for any future coalition government, demanding all partners agree to New Zealand’s ambitious goal of cutting emissions by half by 2030 — even if it means navigating tough financial and political hurdles. While Treasury estimates could cost up to $5 billion for overseas carbon credits, Luxon insists New Zealand won’t be sending billions abroad. He’s pushing back against skeptical coalition partners, arguing that leaving would isolate New Zealand and hurt its global trade…
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