Where do political parties stand on science funding and natural hazards?

Kiwi scientists have helped unlock frozen secrets that change what we know about methane.

Jacinda Ardern tells business to see climate-change fight as an opportunity, not a burden.

NZ founders of a bid to plant a 10 billion-tree "Trump Forest" are overwhelmed by support.

An East Coast study could make a lucrative, climate-friendly case for more native forest.

COMMENT: Government is using a misleading measure of our climate commitments.

COMMENT: Using carbon to measure greenhouse emissions is unfair to farmers and NZ.

Jacinda Ardern denies cutting Green Party lunch with climate-change rallying cry.

COMMENT: Kiwi actress Danielle Cormack calls for action on climate change.

The Greens may drop their "Great Together" slogan after Metiria Turei's resignation.

Green Party leader James Shaw "gutted" for former co-leader Metiria Turei.

Wellington could end up with a climate closer to Sydney's, if nothing is done.

COMMENT: Questions to Ardern have shamefully revealed the extent of the patriarchy.

We only have a 5 percent chance of avoiding 'dangerous' global warming, a study finds.

Thousands more people will die from air pollution unless the world tackles climate change.

Since 2000, New Zealand households have received over $1.4 billion in insurance compensation, related to extreme weather events such as landslips, storms, and floods.

COMMENT: Business has a key role to play in reducing climate change, writes Karen Silk.

COMMENT: Is your local council doing enough about mitigating effects of climate change?

Lucy Lawless to drop into Arctic waters to protest against oil drilling

If the dam is dead, we've missed a chance to smooth the jagged edges of Mother Nature.

COMMENT: Green co-leader Metiria Turei's confession carries legal and political risks.

Humans boiled alive and 'death smogs' are predicted for Earth in an apocalyptic article.

The Greens have reprised plans to create a $100m bank for green projects.

COMMENT: Climate change debate will miss the calm, sceptical voice of Chris de Freitas.

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?