
Kindergarten kids join strike for climate
Waihi people are divided over kindergarten kids joining a global strike for climate.
Waihi people are divided over kindergarten kids joining a global strike for climate.
It must be depressing being a climate scientist in 2019. But James Renwick perseveres.
A rainy end to month is set to bring much-needed relief to many parched regions.
Locals of the low-lying town motivated to make change. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
With methane emissions soaring, NZ shouldn't be waiting for a solution, scientist says.
It is time the fire service and DoC looked at ways to remove these pine trees.
Environmentalists have welcomed a proposed water tax, amid other suggested overhauls.
Actually, I'm joining the majority — 95 per cent of humans never fly.
Researchers call for an "urgent review" of global policy to avoid dangerous impacts.
As much as $14 billion worth of council infrastructure is threatened by rising seas.
Could bees be the key to better biosecurity? Scientists think so.
From the meth house myth to gene-edited babies, it was a big year for science news.
Changes to the Emissions Trading Scheme will cap units and bring in permanent forest.
Almost 200 countries agree on this crucial issue, but just four could force a showdown.
Scientists are excited at the carbon-capturing potential of a new class of compounds.
Many farmers want to cut their greenhouse gas emissions - but nearly half don't know how.
Niwa climate scientists are calling for volunteers to seek weather secrets.
Climate Leaders Coalition will significantly reduce NZ's carbon gas emissions.
Councils would be required to map hot-spots for native species under new recommendations.
Te Papa summit to explore how high-tech innovation can fight climate change.
Neville Peat's book is Invading the Sea: Coastal Hazards and Climate Change in Aotearoa NZ
Climate change has started and we all must take action.
We're all frogs in climate change's pot - but there's still time to turn the burner down.
UN report on limiting warming to another 1.5C should "end magical thinking", expert says.
New Māori organisation offers opportunity to get benefit from unproductive land
Ag sector could slash methane emissions through tailored farm plans, Peter Gluckman says.
The signs are that methane from livestock will be treated differently to CO2 emissions.
Productivity Commission's findings have some nasty fish-hooks for agriculture.
A low-emissions economy for NZ is "challenging but achievable", commission's report finds.
Keeping NZ methane emissions to today's levels won't be enough to stop further warming.