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Dr Neil Mitchell studies a sample of trees at Newmarket Park to find out how much carbon the trees have processed. Photo / Greg Bowker
Twenty trees felled in the revamp of Newmarket Park will have a second life as research subjects in the fight against climate change. Researchers will cut up and weigh the trees, roots and all, to figure out exactly how much carbon has been tucked away in 25 years of growing. Auckland University… More
4:00AM Monday February 08, 2010
Visitors to Northland's trails and kauri parks have found hungry and dehydrated kiwi staggering around in the… More
4:00AM Saturday February 06, 2010
Climate Change Issues Minister Nick Smith has warned New Zealand scientists to take extra care when writing the… More
4:00AM Monday February 08, 2010
Predicting booms and busts in rainfall that could lengthen the fire season and put pressure on city stormwater… More
A trust that teaches schoolchildren about the dangers of P will pay for the programme using money from a major… More
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