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Niki Bezzant: Australia is finally waking up to climate change
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'Bleak' UN report finds world heading to climate catastrophes
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Winston Peters G20 pitch: Trade and climate change
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G20 calling: Winston Peters' Japan mission
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Record-smashing heat: 'Unusual' change brings a scorcher
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Environmentalist helps bring methane measuring project to NZ
The satellite will be able to gather data on methane at the individual feedlot level
NZ's wildfire future: which regions are most at risk?
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MP Gareth Hughes: It feels right to go
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Political Roundup: The pros and cons of the Zero Carbon Act
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Credit where it's due: Shaw praises Nats on Zero Carbon Act
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Why 'extreme fire' raging across Oz is a warning for NZ
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David Cormack: NZ goes from fast follower to world leader
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