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News, Articles & Insights

People heading to site after Morphum decided to track our emissions and establish ways to improve our carbon footprint and now we provide this as a service

Our Road To Carbon Neutrality

For a small business, investing in emissions tracking can be a significant step but by understanding our footprint, we could identify opportunities for improvement and set a standard for the industry.
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Banded kōkopu, Galaxias fasciatus, sheltering beneath woody debris in a stream. Photo by B Crichton, University of Canterbury

Creating Freshwater Habitat From Debris

Woody debris in stream channels is often viewed as an obstacle, but this “obstacle” also plays a vital role in creating diverse aquatic habitats.
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A hypothetical Water Street within the Kent and Cambridge Terrace corridor, showing different inundation profiles

Water Streets: Transport Infrastructure That Makes Space For Water

The role of water in shaping the places we live cannot be overstated. Let's assess the potential for the public streetscape to contribute to stormwater management.
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Testing freshwater for water quality

The Essential Guide to NZ Freshwater Assessments

Many industries and land uses will have regulations in place that requires a freshwater assessment, but what are they and how do you engage with a specialist?
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Yarra River stormwater management

Across The Ditch: What Does A Sustainable Future For Our Water Look Like?

“Accelerating Action” is the theme of 2024’s National Water Week in Australia and asks the community working with water to accelerate action towards a more sustainable water future. So, what does a sustainable future for our water look like?
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Wellington old stormwater management plan

The Bottle That Speaks Of The Past

Sometime in the 1880’s a ginger beer bottle was flippantly discarded in the headwaters of Papawai Stream in Mt Cook, Wellington. How have the waters of our capital changed since then?
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