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Futurist's dire prediction: 'Get ready, another pandemic is coming'
Futurist blames humans for pandemics like Covid-19 and says there will be more.
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La Nina spells hellish summer humidity for Aucklanders - but better weather for the south.
NZ's seas are running hot: Is a marine heatwave coming?
Some seas around NZ are running 3C above normal. Is another marine heatwave coming?
Political Roundup: The Green Party's impossible bind
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Govt bolsters green ministerial vehicle fleet with new electric Audis
Ministerial fleet now 41 per cent green – it has until 2025 to make it 100 per cent.
Simon Wilson: No point in Greens being a poodle hoping to be thrown a bone
The parties of the left have a greater goal than coalition and different ways to reach it.
Climate change: Why some Kiwis still deny it's happening
NZ climate sceptics are more likely to be conservative white men. New study explains why.
What business wants from the next government - and what it expects
Resigned to a center- left Government, business groups still hope to influence policy.
Sir David Attenborough is wrong about capitalism - critic
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'Ivory tower': Why Harry and Meghan are 'fast becoming irrelevant'
Meghan and Harry 'aren't coming across well' in their public appearances.
What will La Nina mean for fire danger this summer?
A La Nina climate system could spell a busy summer for fire crews in some parts of NZ.
Climate Changed: How a warming world has already transformed NZ
Climate change isn't a future crisis, but one already transforming NZ, major report shows.
Hottest September on record around the world
Temperatures were well above average in several parts of the world.
Prince William's $98 million environment crusade
The Duke of Cambridge says the public needs 'positivity' to face the climate crisis.
La Nina spells another dire summer for melting glaciers
La Nina and another possible marine heatwave make for a high-impact combination.
For Trump, a pattern of denial, from the virus to Russia to climate change
New York Times: Trump's presidency has been defined by his dismissal of big threats.
Labour pledges to decarbonise public bus fleet by 2035
PM says her party would boost funding across agricultural greenhouse gas programmes.
Listen live: Panel discussion on Wellington transport issues
Tune into Newstalk ZB's expert panel discussing the state of Wellington's transport.
Ardern v Collins' fiery battle: 'Where did Covid outbreak come from? A rock in your garden?'
Verbal barbs were exchanged over respect for Samoa, the price of milk and climate change
Funding given to two more universities to replace fossil fuel boilers use
Almost $5 million of funding will help two more universities switch to clean energy.
Gigafire: California's monster blaze continues to grow
The August Complex began as dozens of fires ignited by lightning.
Why Ōhau blaze is a taste of climate change's fire risk
Strong La Nina winds and grasses dried by record-warm winter set stage for Ōhau fire.
Climate change: Study reveals where in NZ summer is growing longer
NZ faces growing extreme heat risk "blindfolded" unless we reassess it, scientist says.
Baby on way for stranded seasonal worker
Takeisi Laki's baby boy is due in two weeks - but she can't get home to Tuvalu.
Lockdown reveals smoggy stamp of Auckland's trucks and buses
Auckland's first lockdown gave scientists a golden opportunity to study traffic pollution.
Warm and wild: Three ways La Niña will mess with our summer
The north could be in for a wet summer - and the south a dry one - as La Niña forms up.
Kids' stomach bugs linked to big downpours - study
Kiwi kids more likely to catch bugs from drinking water days after big rain, study finds.
Why NZ would be 1km underwater if it had Australia's 'anchor'
NZ would be deep underwater if it had a tectonic "anchor" like Australia pulling it down.
$160m a year: Sweeping new assessment of NZ's big flood threat
Scientists have just launched NZ's first-ever national assessment of flood risk.
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Climate disruption is now locked in. The next moves will be crucial
New York Times: Decades of growing crisis are already locked in and cannot be reversed.