Global support for 'Trump Forest' stuns NZ trio
NZ founders of a bid to plant a 10 billion-tree "Trump Forest" are overwhelmed by support.
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'UK-style climate-change regime good for NZ'
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Kiwi scientists help build huge climate database
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Why NZ's alpine plants face extinction
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Prominent NZ scientist Chris de Freitas dies
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Paris role model for going green
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Research tackles climate of uncertainty
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