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Voyage of ice-melt discovery in Greenland
Nasa scientists see more reason for concern on Greenland research flight.
'I was wrong': Australian shock jock apologises to Ardern
"In this game, you've got to choose your words carefully and I didn't do that."
Tea and trouble: Diary of PM's Pacific trip
Jason Walls' diaries behind the scenes with the PM at the Pacific Islands Forum.
Simon Wilson: Auckland Council, climate change and the new denialism
Auckland Council declared a climate emergency but some councillors don't seem to know why.
Pacific leaders call on US to fix historic nuclear testing damage
After a marathon 12-hour meeting, Pacific leaders have come out with a message for the US
Pacific Island leaders' talk overshadowed by Aussie outrage
Winston Peters was in damage control after Jacinda Ardern's comments.
Climate Change: Bainimarama's praise for NZ and scorn at Aussie
The Fijian leader said PM Ardern had already done enough on climate change by speaking out
PM Jacinda Ardern and Fijian PM Frank Bainimarara make their way to PIF leaders’ meeting
PM Jacinda Ardern and Fijian PM Frank Bainimarara make their way to PIF leaders’ meeting. Video / Jason Walls
Feel like winter's turned up late to the party? Here's why
"We'll have a few more cool spells than we are used to in early spring."
New Trump rules weaken wildlife protections
President Donald Trump is reducing the amount of habitat set aside for wildlife.
Climate change emergency now needs action plan
Growing numbers of government entities have declared climate change emergencies.
Heat on the future of food supply
The latest UN climate change report is urging us to change how we use our land.
Nanogirl: Concrete solutions to cut carbon dioxide
COMMENT: Making cement for concrete is responsible for about 8 per cent of emissions.
Is climate change sapping nutrients from food?
Urgent need to slash the greenhouse gas emissions that drive climate change.
What the UN's latest big climate report means for NZ
Just-released major UN report on climate change has big implications for agricultural NZ.
Erosion maps 'frightened the hell out of a lot of people'
Harbourside homeowners say councils should do more to help people defend their properties
Auckland port pens deal for world's first electric tug
Vessel touted as the first full-size electric tug of its kind.
Paul Little: The people not having kids to save the environment
COMMENT: Many people are deciding not to have children, and they have a good case.
July was Earth's hottest month on record
July was on a par with, and marginally higher than the previous warmest month: July 2016.
Leighton Smith: Green preaching flies in face of tourism
COMMENT: Tourists welcomed then made to feel guilty about their carbon footprint.
Massive ice-melt as Greenland feels heat
The heatwave that smashed high temperature records in Europe is now over Greenland
Green MP thanks Fonterra for 'leadership'
Fonterra's leadership had been 'incredibly important' says Chloe Swarbrick.
Rick's Beef: Science, equitable framework vital
B+LNZ has lodged its submission on the Climate Change Response Amendment Bill.
NZ genetic engineering laws 'old and tired', top scientist says
Top scientist says NZ's GE laws are "old and tired", amid calls for national discussion.
Rolling with the climate changes
Financier Rabobank is urging farmers to have their say on climate change legislation.
Audrey Young: Reshuffle gives Bridges a chance to right a wrong
COMMENT: Many saw move from climate change to agriculture as a demotion. They were wrong.
Cross about the coming cold snap? Blame it on negative SAM
Why is our mild winter about to take an icy plunge? Blame something called negative SAM.
Agriculture Minister calls for debate on genetic engineering
It's time for a "sensible, mature conversation", he says.
DairyNZ: Methane target not achievable
DairyNZ says an unrealistic methane target is setting farmers up to fail.
New-wave research: $11.5m mega-project to shed light on NZ's changing oceans
An $11.5m project will take a closer look at NZ's vast and fast-changing marine estate.
Rebecca Howard: What's the cost to dairy of going green?
COMMENT: Fonterra, Synlait and A2 Milk face various cost impacts.
Niesche: Miner's green move breaks new ground
COMMENT: BHP Billiton is drawing a powerful line in sand for industry.
Dutch company's methane blocker hits NZ roadblock
Dutch company says it's hit a roadblock trying to get its methane inhibitor to NZ farmers.