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New Zealand remains fully committed to ambitious national and global climate action to achieve the aims of the Paris Agreement, to supporting efforts aimed at limiting warming to no more than 1.5⁰ C above pre-industrial levels, and to building resilience to the impacts of climate change with a focus on
New Zealand remains fully committed to ambitious national and global climate action to achieve the aims of the Paris Agreement, to supporting efforts aimed at limiting warming to no more than 1.5⁰ C above pre-industrial levels, and to building resilience to the impacts of climate change with a focus on our Pacific neighbours. New Zealand confirmed its commitment to ambitious national action through legislation enacted in late 20191 that  set a new domestic target to o reduce net emissions of greenhouse gases (other than biogenic methane) to zero by 2050, and o to reduce emissions of biogenic methane to 24 to 47 per cent below 2017 levels by 2050, including to 10 per cent below 2017 levels by 2030  established a framework for a series of emissions budgets to act as stepping stones towards the long-term target, and plans and policies to achieve them  established regular measures to plan for the impacts of climate change in a coordinated way, including a national climate change risk assessment and a national adaptation plan  established a new, independent Climate Change Commission in December 2019 to provide expert advice and monitoring, with the goal of helping keep successive governments on track to meeting long-term goals.
New Zealand confirmed its commitment to ambitious national action through legislation enacted in late 2019 that set a new domestic target to reduce net emissions of greenhouse gases (other than biogenic methane) to zero by 2050.