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Letters: Small actions make change
Every garment not synthetic used by you is a tiny part of the solution.
Every garment not synthetic used by you is a tiny part of the solution.
Students' third climate strike will coincide with a UN summit.
A company in Papakura has been allegedly dumping oil in the Slippery Creek since 2017.
Council take action on oil dumping in Papakura stream after call to action from community.
A Doubtless Bay catchment group says it has the technology to tackle water pollution.
A new report finds we eat 5 grams of plastic a week. Here are four other shock statistics.
Auckland had higher levels of a harmful compound when compared with a Japanese city.
Comment: When will Government change their emphasis on solving the biggest crisis of all.
Last year scientists discovered that one part of the world was flouting emissions rules.
There were clear skies in China on Wednesday as Hawke's Bay choked on fire fumes.
It may be days before the cause of the foam in the Waikato River is known.
Motorists have been warned to "exercise extreme caution" after large oil spill.
Unfamiliarity with Maori culture leads to a breach of rāhui at famous Northland pools.
It's easy to think this is someone else's problem and there's nothing we can do.
A sweeping audit has revealed an environment under attack from virtually every direction.
Owners of the southern hemisphere's largest stockyards were fined for effluent discharge.
Once too polluted to swim in, the Mangapiko Stream can now be enjoyed by all.
Garfield phones have been mysteriously washing up on French beaches. Now we know why.
City of Sails could see an equivalent three months of extra-hot days - within a century.
Sewage overflows will reduce by more than 80 per cent due to the Central Interceptor.
The young activist who's leading the fight against the Fletcher development at Ihumātao.
There a growing calls to revive a 1970s throw-back: the bottle deposit scheme.
Travel site has called out the most overrated and underwhelming locations.
Eighty tonnes of oil has already leaked into the sea at the Solomon Islands site.
'They have opted for an aggressive unfair tax'
Environmentalists have welcomed a proposed water tax, amid other suggested overhauls.
An unusual item has repeatedly washed up on some French beaches for the last 30 years.
Takapuna beach deemed safe on website because of ignorance of sewage spill.
As Kiwis head to their local swimming holes, Dr Mike Joy discusses our freshwater crisis.