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The path to zero carbon: Why this week will make history
A report dropping this week will mark the start of a decade-long transformation for NZ.
A report dropping this week will mark the start of a decade-long transformation for NZ.
OPINION: "From now on, just about every minister needs to be a Climate Change Minister."
The outbreak of "sea snot" is alarming marine biologists and environmentalists.
Cost of fixing water infrastructure is likely to be even bigger than forecast.
Rarely does progress come from waiting for those at the top to make the right decisions.
We can't call it a 'one-in-100 year' event, but can say climate change likely contributed.
This Saturday is the first big leaders meeting of Apec 2021, when trade ministers meet.
Forecaster says an "atmospheric traffic jam" is helping drive wild weather in Canterbury.
There were audible gasps from snow industry reps as a researcher presented his findings.
The two PMs have plenty to talk about, from Covid to climate change to China.
Financial Times: Big Oil has been rocked by a climate reckoning.
Its marshy waters are home to dozens of threatened species of bird, including the prized kōtuku, but New Zealand’s largest unmodified wetland is on fragile ground. Made with funding from NZ On Air. Video / Frank Film
Financial Times: Ruling sets precedent for other companies that could face similar suits.
New population stats show Kiwi demographic on the rise. What does it mean for our future?
Electric vehicles face the ultimate test: Will Americans drive a plug-in pickup?
Parched paddocks – how Banks Peninsula farmers are adapting to the big dry. Frank Film heads to the hills. Made with funding from NZ On Air. Video / Frank Film
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.
Climate change is melting our glaciers - while driving Oz fires that add their own threat.
Climate Change Minister James Shaw made the pre-Budget announcement to lower emissions.
The Government says it wants a "national conversation" about transport changes.
Councillor says Wellington city needs transformation.
New York Times: Why the two problems may come to be linked.
New York Times: Artifacts from the White War are on their way to a museum.
As well as reaching for the stars, Bill Nelson wants to diversify the Nasa workforce.
In the 12 months through mid-2020, deforestation reached worst level in over a decade.
It will be crucial to 'green' the building and construction industry.
New York Times: Richer nations fail to see it in their self-interest to help poorer ones.