Climate change action has emerged a winner in just-signed coalition deals.

A world-first DNA feat by NZ scientists could boost the way we grow the radiata pine.

Opinion: Perfect potpourri of planetary problems is upon us.

All parties bidding to form a government could agree on a Climate Commission.

NZ's methane accounting is "accurate" despite study suggesting a global under-estimate.

What if we flipped the paradigm and fed methane to cattle? Scientists explain the case.

Is our news media covering climate change accurately? Researchers have checked the record.

Early man's shift to agriculture led to poorer health for mothers and babies, study finds.

COMMENT: Using carbon to measure greenhouse emissions is unfair to farmers and NZ.

Emissions trading scheme isn't fit for purpose.

As climate changes, so does the frequency and magnitude of floods and droughts.

Benefits from planned dam project would flow across the region, say civic leaders.

Budget allocation "scratches the surface" of what's needed for climate target, group says.

Green groups want to see a big boost in DoC's core biodiversity budget this Thursday.

Five findings from a new independent stocktake of the state of our lakes and rivers.

Scientists says new study results encouraging when climate research faces fresh threat.

NZ's economic growth is "approaching its environmental limits", a once-a-decade environmental report card says.

Slashing pastoral stock numbers by up to 35 per cent has been suggested among ways to push New Zealand's greenhouse gas emissions down to zero by 2100.

Climate change scientists have projected continued global greenhouse gas emissions would heat Northland heat up more than other regions

A prominent NZ scientist explains why we should ignore alarmist claims that climate change will soon kill us all.

New data has revealed a notable drop in the average Kiwi household's greenhouse gas emissions, as production of meat, dairy and electricity becomes more climate-friendly.

Heavyweights lobby Government to set emission targets, create long-term plan and implement policies.

The President Elect Donald Trump bodes well for farms and coal mines, but trade deals will be left in peril.

United Nations envoys yesterday gathered in Morocco for a second day of talks on putting the Paris Agreement into action.

A suggestion local and regional councils should deal with the fall-out from climate change, rather than the Government, has been labelled

COMMENT: We've promised to cut carbon emissions, but all the options face problems.

Researchers have created a model to reveal how climate change could combine the same weather patterns that led to a $1.3 billion drought.

Pulling agriculture into the Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) shouldn't be the only way farming is steered against climate change, the Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment said today.

For Labour, it is critical that we have an integrated across government plan to reduce emissions.

We've ratified the Paris Agreement on Climate Change, so what next?