Controversy over Greta Thunberg's 'overcrowded' train photo
Greta Thunberg and Germany's national railway company created a tweetstorm.
Greta Thunberg and Germany's national railway company created a tweetstorm.
Climate driver would need to 'flip' to push NZ oceans toward third consecutive heatwave.
COMMENT: Fierce debate on climate is becoming more hysterical by the day.
Experts predict a warmer and more geologically turbulent future for the planet.
"So ridiculous, Greta must work on her Anger Management problem."
Telegraph: Companies that fail to take issue seriously are likely to see shares punished.
Why should NZ ride on the backs of the poorest nations so we can have a better lifestyle?
Carbon stored in frozen Arctic soils could be released as permafrost melts.
'Brilliant naturalist, broadcaster and character' well loved in NZ.
Media outlets around the world have reacted, saying the country is "choking" as it burns.
There have been increasing reports of polar bears approaching villages in Russia.
The young activist says the school strikes have not made the planet any better.
New York Times: Climate change is accelerating, with climate related disasters piling up.
The only reason to keep looking for more oil and gas is immediate profit.
"Auckland Council declared a climate emergency ... but trees are coming down willy-nilly."
EDITORIAL: Recycling is not actually an achievement but an acceptance of failure.
Thawing permafrost may unleash a monster load of carbon. What will come from Antarctica?
COMMENT: There is a link between a healthy (or unhealthy) planet and healthy people.
Times: The world's most famous motoring trio turn eco-warriors in their new TV show.
New York Times: Countries agreed to rein in emissions. They've failed.
Boss of one of the world's biggest airlines has spoken about the world's big problem.
Dargaville's town centre may need higher ground to survive global warming.
Winston Peters used a rare audience with the big countries to put in a plea for the small.
Trade, China and US set to dominate in Winston Peters' G20 talks.
A world-first project using AI could transform what we know about weather in NZ.
Hotter than the average: "Oppressive" night ahead as the capitals set to see 40C.
The satellite will be able to gather data on methane at the individual feedlot level
Even wetter parts of NZ like Taranaki and Manawatu could see fire risk triple by 2040.