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Fonterra faces toughest test cutting emissions on farms

Charlotte Rutherford says Scope 3 farm emissions are the hardest to control.

'We just go and do it': Business leaders back NZ’s practical path to net zero

CLC firms have cut 3.6m tonnes of emissions since commitments began.

Global warming and flood risk: Potential Waikato impact revealed

More than 63,000 residents are living in vulnerable areas, the modelling shows.

1.5 Degrees: KARARAINA

Kararaina, a PhD student at VIC is working with NIWA to investigate the ability of native forests to sequester carbon. Could native forests sequester more carbon than pine?

1.5 Degrees: ARAHI

Musician Arahi journeys home tracing his steps ki tōku tūrangawaewae and how it can shape your understanding of climate change and how to take action.

1.5 Degrees: QUACK

For Quack, solving the climate crisis is about healing the whenua, moana and people. They believe Deep Sea Mining will put the ocean at risk so head to Jamaica to speak at the ISA.

1.5 Degrees: TESSA

How do you make plans to restore a taonga species when the impacts of climate change are now looming to hamper their comeback.

1.5 Degrees: CORBAN & TOBY

Corban & Toby are two architecture students looking at climate-resilient architecture. How do you future-proof designs in a changing environment? Does Matauranga hold the answers?

'On notice': Green Party unveils mining policy ahead of 2026 general election

The party takes aim at coal, seabed and gold mining.

Govt performance rating hits record low in latest Ipsos survey

Nearly half of respondents rated government performance between zero and three.

Massive march in Brazil marks first big UN climate protest in years

About 50,000 people marched through Belém in the Cop30 'Great People's March'.

Landslide kills 2, leaves 21 missing in Central Java

Search and rescue operation under way after landslide struck three Indonesian villages.

From quarry to sanctuary: Sculpture Park and arboretum turn over new leaf

Dorothy and John Wakeling hand over the Waikato park after a 34-year transformation.

Endangered fairy tern stalls major solar development north of Auckland

Contact Energy says the appeal could delay the solar farm by up to a year.

'These voices are ignored': Indigenous protesters clash with Cop30 security

Two guards suffered minor injuries as protesters breached the main gate.

New ‘lucifer’ bee with devil-like horns discovered in Australia

Curtin University scientists discovered the horned bee in Western Australia.