Rolling with the climate changes
Financier Rabobank is urging farmers to have their say on climate change legislation.
Financier Rabobank is urging farmers to have their say on climate change legislation.
COMMENT: Many saw move from climate change to agriculture as a demotion. They were wrong.
It's time for a "sensible, mature conversation", he says.
DairyNZ says an unrealistic methane target is setting farmers up to fail.
An $11.5m project will take a closer look at NZ's vast and fast-changing marine estate.
COMMENT: Fonterra, Synlait and A2 Milk face various cost impacts.
Dutch company says it's hit a roadblock trying to get its methane inhibitor to NZ farmers.
DairyNZ say the Zero Carbon bill would slash dairy farmers' profits by up to 40 per cent.
Realistic targets and aspirations must be applied consistently across all emitters.
COMMENT: Keep native trees at the front of mind in responding to climate change.
Fifteen Kiwis, in their own words, voice their hopes and fears for a warming world.
But the Climate Change Minister says any decisions have to be "incredibly careful".
Fonterra says it will stop installing new coal boilers as of today.
Comment: It's time to find a balance between both extremes in a divisive issue.
Hawke's Bay farmers pleased greenhouse gas discussions a step in the right direction.
PCE Simon Upton warns against planting huge forests to mitigate carbon dioxide
A "thermal squeeze" is driving threatened birds to higher, colder pockets of NZ's forests.
COMMENT: The secret to reducing climate change could be through breeding less burpy cows.
"Only positive radical action will do": Extinction Rebellion Whangārei's plea to meeting.
The comments come as the Bay of Plenty considers declaring a climate change emergency.
Expert reveals there is a huge explosion in rat numbers in both forests and urban areas.
Labour shortages are so bad that some food is left rotting says Simon Bridges.
It may be wet today but winter is set to be warm and dry.
Coastal streams, planting and flood protection major matters for regional council
National Leader Simon Bridges said the party will support the Zero Carbon bill.
Farmers expected to shoulder disproportionate climate change burden - Cranstone says
COMMENT: The environmental movement, like every other movement, is changing dramatically.
Pest plagues are feared with biggest beech forest seeding event in nearly half a century.
James Shaw has snubbed recommendations for two separate Emissions Trading Schemes.