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Global pollution kills 9 million people a year, study finds
Pollution of all types responsible for 9 million deaths a year globally.
Pollution of all types responsible for 9 million deaths a year globally.
Nature in NZ is in trouble, with many species and habitats at risk of disappearing.
OceanaGold is relying on mining under conservation land between Waihi and Whangamata.
Climate change is here - whether or not our path ends in catastrophe is up to all of us.
Tests have detected hydrogen sulfide and odorous methyl mercaptan in the area.
Some of the birds were barely alive when they found them and dying in front of them.
Affco says an odour problem was due to taking on extra rendering.
Aluminium foil packets fused together to make thermal blankets for the needy.
More than 50 cardboard boxes washed up on the Otago Peninsula this week.
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Global warming is altering the intensity and frequency of extreme weather events.
Starving manatees fed over 25 tons of lettuce by humans seems to help recovery.
Beijing's air still has a long way to go, but is measurably better than past years.
Waves of dead turtles are washing up on the beach in Kalba in the United Arab Emirates.
Swedes have a bird-brained scheme to keep their streets clean.
Factory fire sends toxic oil into the Waimakariri River mouth.
Volcanic explosion could harm Tonga's environment for years to come.
Environmentalists and airlines have joined forces to fight a destructive aviation rule.
At the deepest point of the ocean lies a disaster of humanity's own making.
Fatbergs form in pipes when fat from cooked meat is washed down the sink.
New York Times: Remnants of pandemic testing the resolve to rid the planet of its waste.
A million Indians die each year because of air pollution-related diseases.
Jacinda Ardern talks planes, trains, cows - and what happened to the next oil and gas ban.
As COP 26 takes place in Glasgow, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern talks to us about New Zealand's commitment to emissions reduction in an extended joint interview with the Herald, US broadcaster NBC and news agency AFP as part of Covering Climate Now, a coalition of international media reporting climate change. Video / NZ Herald
Algae blooms and contaminants are killing the mammals' food source.
Air quality in Hastings is now the best it has been since continuous monitoring began.
The group says the expansion will "vastly" increase pollution – but the airport disagrees.
Climbing to the highest point on earth has been the ultimate dream for many hikers.
Joe Bennett listens to the frogs at night; poignant as the whole species is vulnerable.