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Breathing troubles with smoke from Amazon fires
The number of children treated for respiratory issues increased sharply in recent days.
Climate change talk gets gnarly
Horizons councillors seek regional co-operation on climate change.
Photo that proves the White House wrong
The White House said Trump had a scheduling conflict. He didn't.
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern: The Amazon [is] the lungs of the world
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern: "The Amazon [is] the lungs of the world." Video / Mark Mitchell
Letters: Time to look at better building
Multi-storey timber buildings have already been erected in London and Australia.
Greenland: Land of ice a hot topic
Climate change is turning the autonomous territory into a strategic and economic hotspot.
Amazon fires could accelerate global warming, cause lasting harm to biodiversity
Huge tracts of 'the lungs of the planet' are ablaze.
Comment: Trump's Denmark saga of the absurd
Comment: Canceling visits now seems to be what remains of Arctic policy for the US
Rising seas: NZ must 'put brakes on' coastal development
Scientists have warned against developing in coastal areas as data reveals climate threat.
Ian McKelvie: Let's celebrate our farmers, not condemn them
Our agriculture sector stand accused of being climate and environmental villains.
Super Fund hangs out its shingle
New Zealand needs a step change in infrastructure investment.
Climate change and the Swarbrick effect: Is this a youthquake?
A number of dynamic young people are standing for office this year.
Farmers can boost profits, cut cows now, activist tells MPs
Hard-hitting critique of Zero Carbon Bill calls for more action from farmers and MPs.
Climate change not main culprit for bad snow years
It's been seasonal swings, not climate change, behind bad snow years at Clutha catchment.
Last warning: Aussie shock jock Alan Jones' job threatened over Ardern comments
Radio host told his contract will be terminated if he makes similar comments ever again.
Aussie shock jock loses advertising dollars after Ardern attack
Alan Jones' attack on Ardern leads Aussie bank to pull its advertising from his show.
Gen anxiety: Millennials plead for help
One in five 26-year-olds sought mental health treatment in the past year.
Voyage of ice-melt discovery in Greenland
Nasa scientists see more reason for concern on Greenland research flight.
Teen climate activist Greta Thunberg weathers storm of abuse
Greta Thunberg is becoming used to being attacked by angry adults.
'I was wrong': Australian shock jock apologises to Ardern
"In this game, you've got to choose your words carefully and I didn't do that."
Tea and trouble: Diary of PM's Pacific trip
Jason Walls' diaries behind the scenes with the PM at the Pacific Islands Forum.
Simon Wilson: Auckland Council, climate change and the new denialism
Auckland Council declared a climate emergency but some councillors don't seem to know why.
Pacific leaders call on US to fix historic nuclear testing damage
After a marathon 12-hour meeting, Pacific leaders have come out with a message for the US
Pacific Island leaders' talk overshadowed by Aussie outrage
Winston Peters was in damage control after Jacinda Ardern's comments.
Climate Change: Bainimarama's praise for NZ and scorn at Aussie
The Fijian leader said PM Ardern had already done enough on climate change by speaking out
PM Jacinda Ardern and Fijian PM Frank Bainimarara make their way to PIF leaders’ meeting
PM Jacinda Ardern and Fijian PM Frank Bainimarara make their way to PIF leaders’ meeting. Video / Jason Walls
Feel like winter's turned up late to the party? Here's why
"We'll have a few more cool spells than we are used to in early spring."
New Trump rules weaken wildlife protections
President Donald Trump is reducing the amount of habitat set aside for wildlife.
Climate change emergency now needs action plan
Growing numbers of government entities have declared climate change emergencies.
Heat on the future of food supply
The latest UN climate change report is urging us to change how we use our land.