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Rachel Stewart: Forget Mars - clean our mess up first
COMMENT: I don't want to go to Mars. I want to get Earth fixed.
UN boss: It's up to the youth to 'rescue the planet'
Antonio Guterres called on youth to "be as noisy possible" until leaders listen to them.
Mega-strike: Teachers' historic action confirmed for May 29
Historic first all-schools teachers' strike confirmed for May 29.
Paul Little: Alarming climate change research
COMMENT: Most of us will accept that we've been profligate with our planet.
US sees opportunities in melting sea ice
Mike Pompeo shows where the Trump Administration's priorities are at Arctic summit.
Simon Wilson: High stakes and the Greens' game
The Greens have had a big week but did Labour stop them achieving all they wanted?
John Tamihere: Warriors of left and right have surrended to the self-centred
Tamihere: ruling New Zealand political parties are not left or right. They are centrist.
Australia's politics may be changing with its climate
NYT: After a year of extremes, will climate change sway the way Australians vote?
Focus Live: Government unveils details of ambitious Zero Carbon Act
The Government has unveiled details of its ambitious Zero Carbon Act bill - a piece of legislation that has been many months in the making.
UN report says nature is in worst shape in human history
One million species of plants and animals are at risk of going extinct, reports warns.
Tackle inequality and climate change together
British Columbia has found a way forward and we might be wise to see it too.
Viewpoint NZ: Fighting climate change, brewing up a craft beer storm and Metiria Turei is back, as an artist
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Warm welcome for e-bikers in Wellington
Support for the government's Zero Carbon Bill is delivered by e-bike.
Rachel Stewart: Earth is heating up and activism will too
COMMENT: The environmental movement, like every other movement, is changing dramatically.
Parts of massive Ross Ice Shelf melting 10 times faster
Part of the world's largest ice shelf is melting 10 times faster than the overall average.
Air travel flies in the face of global warming crisis
COMMENT: If Ardern takes action, governments around the world will follow suit.
Study Penguin colony hit hard by melting sea ice
World's second largest colony's "catastrophic" breeding failure linked to melting sea ice.
Inspiring youth: The teen taking on the world
Climate campaigner Greta Thunberg is inspiring youth and making politicians listen.
Polar bear drifted more than 644km away from home on ice floe
The polar bear was returned to the Russian Arctic.
Climate protesters have whale of a time at London museum
Climate change activists took part in a so called "die-in" at the Natural History Museum.
'Catastrophic' decline threatening the Earth
It's easy to think this is someone else's problem and there's nothing we can do.
Glaciers gone after record hot summers
Some of the southern region's smaller glaciers have disappeared.
Special Report: The tragedy of our environment in four dismal figures
A sweeping audit has revealed an environment under attack from virtually every direction.
DoC: Forest 'mega-mast' may spell local extinctions
Pest plagues are feared with biggest beech forest seeding event in nearly half a century.
Rising NZ emissions sparks call for transport crackdown
Pressure needs to be put on the transport sector over rising emissions, scientist says.
NZ study: NZ glaciers' 'huge loss' of ice in just 42 years
Rampant glacier loss shows NZ may become 'land of the short white cloud', scientist says.
Climate change making hundreds of walruses plunge to death
Shocking segment in new Netflix show highlights the plight of the walrus.
Opinion: Why a 'two-basket' emissions approach is hot air
Two-basket approach to climate policy not sound, say Jim Salinger and Raymond Desjardins.
Denis Tegg: Councillors' 'middle finger' to youth
These councillors just gave youth an unapologetic middle-digit salute, writes Denis Tegg.
Auckland University tops rankings on sustainable 'impact' goals
Auckland University top in "impact" on world sustainable development.
Q&A: Sir Peter Gluckman talks science, Facebook and climate change
The PM's first chief science advisor, Sir Peter Gluckman, talks about his career.
Second-hottest March another sign of climate change
NZ's second-equal hottest March another clear sign of climate change, scientists say.
Rachel Stewart: Outlook grim despite the allure of denial
COMMENT: Species extinction and extreme weather are only going to get worse.