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Labour, Nats should restart ETS talks: Dunne

Labour and National should put aside their egos and resume ETS talks for the betterment of the country, says United Future leader Peter Dunne.

Greenpeace moves palm kernel protest to port

Greenpeace is trying to keep up pressure on Fonterra to limit its use of palm kernel feed with a public rally outside the Ports of Tauranga.

<i>Cartoon:</i> Another palm oil by-product

Fonterra says 'no' to ship protest plea

Goff and Key leave door open for talks on ETS

<i>Brian Fallow</i>: Carbon bill time bomb for taxpayers

Doctors issue health warning ahead of climate conference

Police: All 14 protesters removed from ship

Farmers have described Greenpeace's occupation of an inbound cargo vessel as 'economic treason.'

Second activist arrested from animal feed cargo ship

Police make second arrest while expressing serious safety concerns for activists aboard a cargo ship off the Tauranga coast.

<i>Wall St Journal</i> criticises NZ's carbon programme

An editorial in the influential <i>Wall St Journal</i> today accuses New Zealand of "Green PR gone wild", in our stance on carbon emissions.

Key thinks Labour ETS deal possible

Livestock gas now biggest risk to ozone layer

<i>Denise Bester:</i> 'Green roofs' help cushion urban footprint

<i>John Armstrong</i>: Parties committed to emissions deal

NZ well placed to cope with climate change: survey

New Zealand has been rated as the world's fifth best-placed country in terms of coping with the effects of climate change.

<i>Editorial</i>: Parties should work together on emissions

Key keen on bipartisan emissions trading scheme

<i>John Armstrong:</i> No date set for agriculture's inclusion in ETS