'Sixth mass extinction already underway'
Scientists warn three-quarters of all species could soon disappear from our planet.
Scientists warn three-quarters of all species could soon disappear from our planet.
A Kiwi Antarctic scientist discusses the break-off of a trillion-tonne iceberg.
Kiwi scientists have helped build the most comprehensive global climate database yet.
Alpine plants are at risk as climate change and tourism spread weeds to higher altitudes.
NZ scientist Associate Professor Chris de Freitas has died after a struggle with cancer.
What can the City of Sails learn from the City of Light to make itself greener?
How much Earth will warm in response to greenhouse gas emissions is difficult to answer.
Two Waikato University researchers discuss what Kiwis think about climate change.
A fight is brewing over a council move requiring more than 30 property owners to move.
Sir Peter Blake's former schooner is making a well-timed visit to Auckland this weekend.
New habitats may open up for wildlife in warming Antarctica leading to some epic battles.
NZ government urged to take action on climate, while it's still relatively cheap to do so.
NZ scientists are preparing to probe the France-sized Ross Ice Shelf in Antarctica.
Scientists are creating an ice archive sanctuary in Antarctica.
Pressure mounts on Auckland University-linked funds to divest from fossil fuel companies.
Century-old specimens collected by Scott's expedition yield fresh Antarctic insights.
More than 11,000 hours of staff time went into putting out the devastating fires.
COMMENT: How to make sense of a world that no longer makes any sense.
Celebrities, scientists, doctors and businesspeople join a new push for climate action.
Dairy farmers won't have to pay for their climate pollution yet, the Govt says.
PM Bill English's four-day trip may feature talk of Donald Trump - but no dancing.
Emissions trading scheme isn't fit for purpose.
Would you eat a mealworm cookie or a cricket energy bar? Researchers want to know.
Global warming is making scorching post-El Niño temperatures even worse in Southeast Asia.
Tillerson could not defend the indefensible tweet which sank to criticising London mayor.
Rex Tillerson said the US record on climate change is unparalleled. Is he right?
US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said the US wants to retain influence in Asia-Pacific.
Trump is doing what he said he would do says English.
As climate changes, so does the frequency and magnitude of floods and droughts.
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