Christchurch City Council and University of Canterbury (UC) are proud to present a showcase of research and action towards addressing the climate emergency and creating a more sustainable future.

The new sludge treatment system at the Christchurch wastewater treatment plant is significantly improving the biological health of the oxidation ponds, reducing the odours and seeing waterfowl return.

The question of whether Christchurch can plant its way out of climate change will be explored at the next event in the Christchurch Conversations series.

Duvauchelle’s new wastewater scheme will provide treated wastewater for irrigating the Akaroa Golf Course.

You are all probably familiar with the stormwater grates on the side of the road but how many of you stop to think about where the stormwater drains actually lead?

Students from Climate Action Campus are teaming up with Christchurch City Council park rangers to plant native trees and shrubs on a parcel of former red zone land on Friday.