Dr Sudhvir Singh is the Auckland director for Generation Zero, a group of mostly young professionals promoting solutions to climate change through transport, energy and liveable cities.
This week, we're profiling the 10 finalists for the Herald's New Zealander of the Year, and they're all aged under 30 Maintaining political momentum on an issue like climate change can be hard, public interest often glazing over at the frequent debate on emission targets and empty rhetoric.
But a young Auckland doctor and other activists are gaining real attention - and causing a few politicians to look over their shoulders
- by focusing on specifics and possible solutions.
Dr Sudhvir Singh, 26, is the Auckland director for Generation Zero, a group of mostly young professionals promoting solutions to climate change through transport, energy and liveable cities.
Many Aucklanders will have seen the London Underground-style posters outlining the group's transport vision, with rail, bus, light-rail and ferry routes stretching out through the Super City by 2030.
