Climate Change News | The Country

Second activist arrested from animal feed cargo ship

Police make second arrest while expressing serious safety concerns for activists aboard a cargo ship off the Tauranga coast.

Opinion

Federated Farmers says agitation about dirty dairying has led farmers to import foreign concepts such as feed sheds.

The Country

Greens counter Govt emissions claim with new study

04 Aug 04:15 AM

The Country

No new tree planting likely, says forestry group

27 Jul 09:00 PM

The Country

Kyoto liability wiped out by new trees, says Govt

26 Jul 11:15 PM

The Country

Owen Hembry: Unravelling Greens' agricultural policy

02 Nov 03:00 PM

The Country

Anthony Doesburg: Australia comes late to the climate change party

02 Nov 02:55 PM

The Country

Fitzsimons ambushes Key over climate change

30 Oct 12:01 AM

The Country

Bumpy ride on carbon tax whatever way you go

22 Oct 03:00 PM

The Country

Farmers will suffer if trading scheme dumped

22 Oct 03:00 PM

Opinion

Owen Hembry: Struggling farmers fear the worst

11 Sep 04:00 PM

The Country

Lighting up with cow-power

17 Aug 05:00 PM

Opinion

Simon Terry: Plan to put price on carbon emissions needs to change

22 Jul 05:00 PM

The Country

On the biofuel bandwagon

19 Jul 05:00 PM

The Country

Pasture may be key to lower methane

22 Jun 05:00 PM

Opinion

Gwynne Dyer: Bio-fuel and meat go against the grain

04 Jun 05:00 PM

The Country

Droughts set to be longer, more severe

27 May 05:00 PM

Latest fromClimate Change

Second activist arrested from animal feed cargo ship

Livestock gas now biggest risk to ozone layer

Key keen on bipartisan emissions trading scheme

Hungry bugs could slash animal-gas danger

<i>Don Nicolson:</i> Better technology is the answer

Warning green fears could make farming more industrialised

Greens counter Govt emissions claim with new study

No new tree planting likely, says forestry group

Kyoto liability wiped out by new trees, says Govt

Climate change blamed for island's sheep getting smaller

Carbon farming, Making sustainability equate to sensibility

Little impact on growth seen from carbon charge

Greenhouse gas centre to be set up

Fonterra study may help measure emissions

Business could get greenhouse emissions 'practice run' says economist

Farm emissions breakthrough

ETS a step on road to hell: farmers

Global warming Q&A

<i>Owen Hembry:</i> Food-miles issue still a vital one

Hot year is beyond reasonable drought

<i>Brian Chamberlin:</i> Poorly conceived 'green' ideas will leave us in the red

<i>Owen Hembry:</i> The conundrum of emissions trading

<i>Owen Hembry:</i> Unravelling Greens' agricultural policy

<i>Anthony Doesburg:</i> Australia comes late to the climate change party

Fitzsimons ambushes Key over climate change

Bumpy ride on carbon tax whatever way you go

Farmers will suffer if trading scheme dumped

<i>Owen Hembry:</i> Struggling farmers fear the worst

Lighting up with cow-power

<i>Simon Terry:</i> Plan to put price on carbon emissions needs to change

On the biofuel bandwagon

Pasture may be key to lower methane

<i>Gwynne Dyer</i>: Bio-fuel and meat go against the grain

Droughts set to be longer, more severe