How dare they! 'Greta can go to Hell' - Kiwi company's dig at activist
Greta Thunberg called out NZ on climate action. One Kiwi company had a unique response.
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Greta Thunberg slams Jacinda Ardern for 'not doing anything' about climate change
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Climate Change Minister James Shaw will attend climate change talks in Scotland.
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NZ just had its warmest winter - again
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A new breed of crisis: War and warming collide in Afghanistan
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Mega-drought in central South America generated by 'The Blob'
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Arctic explorers discover new island as ice shelf melts
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As Athens gets hotter, its new 'chief heat officer' hopes to cool it down
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