Millions of youth worldwide strike for climate action
Thousands of people around the globe stage rallies to call attention to climate change.
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Teenager organises Whanganui Strike 4 Climate
People are invited to meet and march to council over climate change on September 27.
Simon Wilson: We can fix the climate crisis if we want to
A new film offers hope in fighting climate change but we have to get serious about it now.
Covering climate now: 'What I learned in my no-fly year'
Professor Quentin Atkinson is used to flying - a lot. Last year, he grounded himself.
Audrey Young: Winston Peters speaks for those who object to victim-led approach
COMMENT: Three groups are in New Zealand First's immediate sights.
Covering climate now: A bird on the brink
With a population of 45, this species is at the brink. Climate change may push it over.
Greta Thunberg on America: Too much air conditioning, not enough science
New York Times: Young climate activist had some blunt and biting remarks for America.
Govt's climate risk assessment a 'good first step', councils say
Councils facing $14b climate change risk say Govt's risk assessment is a good first step.
Robin Grieve: Why target methane?
NZ has good case for ringfencing the greenhouse gas, says Northland grower.
Comment: Why baby boomers' grandchildren will hate them
Comment: Young people will face the climate challenge because their forebears did not.
Covering climate now series: Forecasting in a warming world
How do you commentate on a catastrophe in slow motion? Welcome to Ben Noll's job.
Mike's Minute: climate ideology goes too far
Mike's Minute: climate ideology goes too far.
Audrey Young: Twists and turns of climate change policy
Comment: Arguments over climate change policy have lasted a lifetime for some.
Covering climate now series: NZ's rising fire risk
Fire danger soars under climate change. What does it mean for firefighters on the ground?
The Conversation: 'Predatory' climate denier threat to children
Despite all evidence, it still business as usual — and up to our youth to save themselves.
Take our climate change test: How much do you know?
The first in a series to see how well you know New Zealand's climate change numbers.
Climate change: Quick tips on how you can make a difference
You can make several in-home changes to make a real difference to climate change.
Herald podcast: Why we can't risk normalising climate change
We can't risk normalising our climate emergency, write Jamie Morton and Jacob Anderson.
Climate change: How rising seas could cost NZ billions
In flood-exposed South Dunedin, Eleanor Doig says things are going to have to change.
Why cow burps are NZ's biggest climate headache
Methane from cows remains NZ's biggest climate change problem.
How do Kiwis really feel about climate change?
Why does climate change make some people feel powerless to act? Jamie Morton finds out.
Climate change: How bad could it get for NZ?
What are climate change's best and worst scenarios? Scientist James Renwick explains.
School Strike 4 Climate organiser Sophie Handford on the importance of young people in the climate debate
School Strike 4 Climate organiser Sophie Handford on the importance of young people in the climate debate. Video / Mark Mitchell
The Great Barrier Reef is in trouble. There are a whopping 45 reasons why
There are many more threats to the Great Barrier Reef than just climate change.
Experts say adapting to climate change can pay off manifold
A group of leaders have called for a massive investment in adapting to climate change.
Local Focus: Napier mayoral front-runners front up
Kirsten Wise and Chris Tremain discuss the issues. Made with funding on NZ On Air.
Rock legend's epic Trump take-down
One of most famous voices in rock music has broken his usual silence on things political.
Billy Fleming talks climate change, design and disaster resilience
Could landscape architects be the climate change warriors who save us from rising seas?
Opinion: Forestry's climate change 'collateral damage'
New research on methane has implications for our Zero Carbon Bill.
Letters: Taking a first step
Somewhere down the track people will ask what you did about climate change.
Comment: Rushing climate change legislation is risky
Rangitikei MP Ian McKelvie checks in from out in the field.
Letters: Costs of measles rise
So far, the 350 people hospitalised with measles have cost taxpayers more than $800,000.
Rachel Stewart: Nope, I'm not taking a guilt trip in my V8
COMMENT: Gripe about my dream car and I'll rip the Velcro off your Tevas.
Letters: Traffic-free cycle ride wonderful
The whole of human history will undertake a violent swerve. -- L.E. Fitton