'We have listened to farmers' – Peters on Govt's ETS decision
The Govt says farmers won't go into the ETS, if they abide by new rules
The Govt says farmers won't go into the ETS, if they abide by new rules
Focus Live: Government announces plan for farmers to reduce emissions
British High Commissioner knows more te reo Māori than many Kiwis, and is not at all posh.
Jane Fonda has again been arrested for protesting about the climate crisis.
New York Times: Climate change begins to affect real estate in the United States.
Kauri unearthed at a West Auckland building site may yield major climate change insights.
New York Times: Study shows polystyrene decomposes in sunlight much faster than thought.
The Academy Award-winning actress has been dramatically arrested in Washington, DC.
Greta Thunberg's fans have vowed to continue fighting for action on climate change.
From UN to PN, lawyer would declare climate emergency. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
The Waihi mine decision showed how impotent the Greens could be, but might not hurt them.
Editorial: In the global warming conversation, we say, thank goodness for Greta.
New York Times: Saltwater is killing off woodlands, sometimes far from the sea.
New York Times: James and Kathryn Murdoch step away from conservative arm of the family.
New Zealand and the Netherlands join forces in taking action against climate change
National would overhaul the Act that has long regulated biotechnology like gene editing.
COMMENT: No matter which way you come down on climate change debate you'll be criticised.
Water and activists dominate councillors' opinions
The "devastating" effects of climate change on the ocean are also threatening pāua.
The activists caught attention for all the wrong reasons.
The wet weather arrives in November and continues into December in many places.
Failing to meet Paris Agreement targets may mean sea levels 20m higher, scientists warn.
Don't give up on voting in the council election because all the hot air from candidates.
COMMENT: By clinging to hope people become deluded that things might change.
How the biggest event of its kind ever observed in our hemisphere put the chill on spring.
Scientists to use latest gene-editing technology to create NZ's first "climate-smart" cow.
Comment: Climate change has become the new "cool" thing for young people.
The teen has inspired global action — and death threats.
Climate denalists are clutching at straws to discredit the young activist.
Snow flurries down to 100m are possible in Southland and Otago, Weatherwatch says.