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Mega-wave warning: The seven-storey Southern Ocean giants
They roll across the Southern Ocean like towering monsters.
Can the Paris climate goals save lives? Yes, a lot of them
New York Times: Study looks at how many more deaths may occur if the world misses targets.
Warmest autumn yet: Climate scientist
Niwa reports 4th warmest autumn, but scientist's wider model reveals a record-breaker.
Climate change doomsday report predicts end of human civilisation
Reports states we may only have 30 more years before complete environmental catastrophe.
Focus: Dr Jane Goodall's message for Kiwi kids
World-renowned primatologist Dr Jane Goodall speaks to NZ Herald about conservation, what gives her hope and a message for young climate change protestors. Video / Chris Tarpey
Scientists say mass deaths of seabirds are 'indicators of a changing world'
Scientists see evidence of climate change in deaths of thousands of seabirds.
Tornadoes in America: Climate change with a twist
Recent tornadoes part of explosion of extreme weather, including record cold and heat.
Middlemore's Dr David Galler: Fixing climate change will fix our health
Intensive care specialist Dr David Galler will mark 30 years' work at Middlemore Hospital.
Simon Wilson: It's not climate change, it's a climate crisis
NZ is not a world-leader on the climate crisis and it's time we took it more seriously.
Rachel Stewart: Rail on track but climate challenges ignored
Comment: When will Government change their emphasis on solving the biggest crisis of all.
Seabirds are dying in their thousands and it's setting off alarm bells
"Seabirds are good indicators of ocean ecosystem health," the National Park Service wrote.
Trump administration hardens attack on climate science
New York Times: Policymakers discard research showing risks of inaction on climate change.
Focus: Students gather in Civic Square for their march to Parliament
Focus: Interview with Wellington Girls' College student Oli Morphew as the students gathered in Civic Square for their march to Parliament / Mark Mitchell
Trump and the environment: Can green lobby's victories continue?
Financial Times: The US president is confident of winning a new round of legal battles.
School climate strike: Students take over the streets
Today's strike follows one on March 15 - the day of the mosque shootings.
2300 area school teachers to join colleagues in mega-strike
"Full steam ahead" for teachers' mega-strike next Wednesday.
Green bonds budding in New Zealand
Climate change will continue to fuel increased demand for green bonds.
National to support Zero Carbon bill despite 'serious concerns'
National Leader Simon Bridges said the party will support the Zero Carbon bill.
Climate change: It's not about the polar bears anymore
NYT: Efforts to inspire more action have moved away from trying to scare you.
Time to adopt a law against ecocide?
COMMENT: Governments are impotent in the face of the pillage of our natural environment.
Audrey Young: Parallels between Simon Bridges and Bill Shorten
There is one aspect of the Australian election that Simon Bridges wont be highlighting.
Marine heatwaves: Why do they make our seas scorch?
They melt mountains and turn our beaches into warm baths. What causes marine heatwaves?
Australian election: These things aren't won on Twitter - Bridges
Bridges says blue-collar workers becoming more fiscally conservative, writes Audrey Young.
Letters: Bus service is essential
Horizons always seem an extra imposition, but at least I can enjoy their buses.
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?