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A quarter of Bangladesh is flooded. Millions have lost everything
New York Times: People least responsible for climate change are among those most hurt.
New York Times: People least responsible for climate change are among those most hurt.
NZ's buildings, water supplies and population rated at "extreme risk" of climate impacts.
The rise and rise of forestry is causing friction in rural areas.
$30m is worth paying to investigate scheme that would help decarbonise energy.
In Southland and Otago, those who farm and fish have confidence in The Road Ahead.
Top-level panel backs replacing NZ's linchpin environment legislation with new laws.
Covid-19 has more Kiwis worried over climate change - and fretting over delayed action.
Letters on fuel emissions, Auckland Council rates, taxation and more.
New York Times: Experts say it is the first of its kind.
Scientists find it's not the size of waves eating away our shoreline cliffs, but the type.
New York Times: By century's end, polar bears worldwide could become nearly extinct.
Financial Times: Thwaites Glacier holds crucial clues about the future of the planet.
New York Times: Policy leaves a huge loophole for climate change deniers.
New York Times: Flooding has shown the vulnerability of people living in nursing homes.
The latest report on Auckland's port fails to address any of the most pressing issues.
NZ is seeing five more extra-hot days a year than it did in 1950 - and fewer frosts.
New York Times: Intense Arctic wildfires released polluting gases into the atmosphere.
Climate change could see migration of prized Kiwi species such as snapper and kingfish.
The South Pole has been heating up at three times the global rate, NZ scientists reveal.
Scientists watching groundwater in flood-prone Dunedin share some surprise positives.
Hawke's Bay Regional Council says "full suite" of interventions are funded by ratepayers.
Greta Thunberg recalls she had world leaders queuing to meet her - including our PM.
COMMENT: In all the talk of a post-Covid rebuild, does Govt really want to do it better?
Financial Times: With the world in lockdown, emissions will see biggest drop since WWII.
Muller made the commitments in a wide-ranging speech in his home town of Te Puna today.
Monster waves below NZ as high as eight-storey buildings to grow even bigger this century.
Emissions from Kiwi households have swelled by almost 12 per cent over a decade.
Scientists make promising headway in $11.5m mega-project to better understand our oceans.
Scientists have shed fresh light on two of the most freakish climate events in NZ history.
Advancing low-pressure system is packing heavy rain and potentially thunderstorms.