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Simon Wilson: The virtuous, calamitous reality of Western civilisation

OPINION: A recent Herald column celebrated the virtues of the West. Here's a response.

Why the new UN deal shows how far the world has drifted from Paris climate goals

The deal calls for tripling climate funding for poorer nations by 2035.

Cyclone Fina leaves trail of damage across Northern Territory

It swept in on Saturday night between Darwin and the sparsely populated Tiwi Islands.

Vietnam floods kill 90 as heavy rain and landslides devastate provinces

More than 60 of the 90 deaths were in the mountainous Dak Lak province.

Vietnam floods leave 55 dead as rescuers race to find missing

More than a million homes initially lost power as flooding swept six provinces.

Opinion: Climate risk is a boardroom issue, not a political one

Protecting nature is protecting New Zealand’s economy, Buckley warns.

‘Left with no choice’: Ngāi Tahu takes Govt to court over conservation law changes

Iwi leader says legal action is 'not a step we take lightly'.

Wearable device aims to slash cow emissions

The Amua device could cut cow nitrous oxide emissions by up to 95%.

Fonterra faces toughest test cutting emissions on farms

Charlotte Rutherford says Scope 3 farm emissions are the hardest to control.

'We just go and do it': Business leaders back NZ’s practical path to net zero

CLC firms have cut 3.6m tonnes of emissions since commitments began.

Global warming and flood risk: Potential Waikato impact revealed

More than 63,000 residents are living in vulnerable areas, the modelling shows.

1.5 Degrees: KARARAINA

Kararaina, a PhD student at VIC is working with NIWA to investigate the ability of native forests to sequester carbon. Could native forests sequester more carbon than pine?

1.5 Degrees: ARAHI

Musician Arahi journeys home tracing his steps ki tōku tūrangawaewae and how it can shape your understanding of climate change and how to take action.

1.5 Degrees: QUACK

For Quack, solving the climate crisis is about healing the whenua, moana and people. They believe Deep Sea Mining will put the ocean at risk so head to Jamaica to speak at the ISA.

1.5 Degrees: CORBAN & TOBY

Corban & Toby are two architecture students looking at climate-resilient architecture. How do you future-proof designs in a changing environment? Does Matauranga hold the answers?

1.5 Degrees: SARAH

Sarah looks at how kōrero tukuiho and the world of environmental science has helped her understand climate change and given her the capability to find solutions for Aotearoa.