
Simon Wilson: It's a terrible time to talk about climate change but we have to do it
National says it's a bad time for climate action and that's true. But when's a good time?
National says it's a bad time for climate action and that's true. But when's a good time?
The Government releases its latest emissions reduction plans.
Festival should be created to welcome back the internationals who don't need MIQ: Birder.
OPINION: Climate scientist Peter Kalmus explains why we have to act now.
Even forecasters are taken aback by 2021's slew of big flood events. What's behind them?
Biggest climate report in nine years warns window to avert worst impacts is closing fast.
Onerous state interventions not the solution to dangerous climate change.
Aggressive marketing has driven the rise of the double-cab ute on NZ streets.
OPINION: All of us have to make sacrifices if we are to stop plundering the world.
OPINION: The Great Communicator needs to work on her communication.
Wetlands have value as natural areas of carbon storage, says biodiversity advisor.
Their rising popularity seen as 'incompatible' with decarbonising the transport sector.
The Government is looking at whether it should clamp down on ute drivers shirking tax.
NZ's warmest start to winter fuelled by northeasterlies, moist lows and climate change.
Despite protections, loss of NZ's "natural kidneys" has continued at pace in recent years.
Government's planned reforms could make up for decades of under-investment.
A polar blast has briefly chilled what's been NZ's warmest start to winter. What drove it?
New report says petrol car imports would need to be wound down by 2032.
OPINION: Environmental economics about internalising externalities the most efficient way.
Govt accused of spending 'loose change' on climate but minister says Budget packs $2.3b.
$300m has been announced to accelerate investment in low-carbon technology.
A new analysis has gauged how rising emissions could hit our farming sector this century.
Warm summer could mean yet another pest-fuelling beech mast in parts of NZ, DOC says.
Iwi-led scheme will see tanks allocated to neediest families, facilities in Te Hiku area.
Agriculture groups say Climate Change Commission too optimistic on potential for cuts.
Urban sprawl is eating NZ's best land for crops, hurting our ability to feed ourselves.
What has decades of intensive dairying and urban sprawl meant for NZ's best land?
The Climate Change Commission has proposed a cut to livestock numbers. Is it inevitable?
If all of us moved to climate-friendly diets, what difference would it make to emissions?