'Zombie ice' from Greenland will raise sea level nearly 30cm
It's nearly twice as much rise as scientists had previously expected from the ice melting.
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'We are at the moment at the ground zero of the front line of extreme weather events.'
China heatwave: 'Most extreme heat event in world history'
China is experiencing a heatwave causing potential chaos and food shortages.
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Fast fashion: Giorgio Armani flees Sicilian wildfires
Fashion designer dozens of others were forced to flee their luxury vacation villas.
Climate Change: Insurer eyes risk-pricing for coastal erosion
A major insurer is eyeing risk-based pricing for coastal erosion in another symbolic step.
Wellington region first to set binding emissions reduction target
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European drought dries up rivers, kills fish and shrivels crops
An unprecedented drought is afflicting nearly half of the European continent.
How New Zealand's climate fight is threatening farmland
New York Times: Investors are rushing to buy up pastures and plant carbon-sucking trees.
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New York Times: Glass bottles are perfect for ageing wine - but there's one big problem.
Green finance and emissions tracking coming to Kiwibank
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Angry Dutch farmers vow to cause more protest chaos than ever
The govt sparked fury with plan to curb livestock numbers to meet climate change targets.
Burning Up: How heat waves are transforming tourism
Rome in July could be sidelined for Stockholm in October as tourists try beat the heat.
Focus Morning Bulletin: 4 August, 2022
The big question around our plan to tackle climate change, friendly fire at parliament and brazen building site thieves risking lives in the latest New Zealand Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald
Explained: Why NZ needed a climate adaptation plan
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Climate Change Minister James Shaw on NZ’s first ever National Adaptation Plan
Climate Change Minister James Shaw held a presser on Owhiro Bay beach to release New Zealand’s first ever National Adaptation Plan. Video / Mark Mitchell
'We need resources': Africa wants polluting rich nations to compensate for environmental damage
Africa has seen debilitating climate-related disasters including droughts and cyclones.
Climate change: Plan for managed retreat in hardest hit areas to be outlined
A national strategy will include a plan to move communities out of harm's way.
'We don't have a lot of time': NZ touting a green hydrogen economy, but will face big hurdles
The govt highlighted green hydrogen as a game-changing fuel to retool the economy.
'We need to get cracking': Time running out to plan for rising sea levels, increased flooding
You can try to hold the ocean back with walls... or get the hell out of the way.
How climate change is warping the Swiss border
Without any help, a two-story alpine lodge hut has crossed the border into Switzerland.
Sustainable Business: NZers reluctant to make personal changes to avert climate disaster
Kiwis more worried about worldwide impact of climate change.
Sustainable Business: 'It should be on every agenda'
Chapter Zero is determined climate change will be top priority in the boardrooms.
'The real crisis is the state of our natural capital'
Our climate crisis is nature's debt collector, and it won't be kind to future generations
Sustainable Business: What the government is doing to support a sustainable future
Stuart Nash says our present challenges need to be turned into opportunities.
How to talk about 'extreme weather' with your angry uncle
New York Times: Trying to move the needle on climate is a conundrum.
How likely would Britain's 40C heatwave have been without climate change?
Opinion: Days over 40C have become ten times more likely to happen in the UK.
'Out of touch with reality': Climate misinformation leaves lasting mark as world heats
In 1998, fossil fuel companies plotted a strategy to inject doubt into the public debate.
Focus: What's behind NZ's latest severe weather events
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It's 'necessary' to act: Climate change damage already impacting Middle East nations
The UN has warned that the region's crop production could drop 30 per cent by 2025.
'He has to change': Former Green MPs say James Shaw has failed on climate action
The Greens voted yesterday to reopen nominations for Shaw's co-leader job.