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Conservation Comment: Students' strike for climate change an inspiration
Children must keep the pressure on, through more strikes if necessary,writes John Milnes.
Farmer: 'Biological' greenhouse gases merit different treatment
Report moots treating agricultural greenhouse gases differently to fossil fuel emissions.
Front Page podcast: Can NZ find the cure to terrorism?
Today's top news: remembrance service held in Christchurch, racism blamed for NZ deaths.
Brian Fallow: No hiding in the forests with climate change
Comment: More trees can only buy us time — the real need is to cut emissions.
Grim global climate report: Drought, rising seas, millions displaced
A dramatic new stocktake shows climate change is here - and now affecting millions of us.
Rising seas threaten hundreds of campgrounds, habitats
Rising seas are putting hundreds of campgrounds and archaeological sites at risk.
European investors eye billion trees project
The billion trees project has attracted the eye of some deep-pocketed players.
QC: Councils at risk of lawsuits over climate inaction
Councils may face lawsuits if the Government doesn't help them prepare for climate change.
Govt: ETS changes to add another 89 million trees
New changes to the emissions trading scheme would add 89 million trees, Govt says.
Global energy experts release grim findings
Energy demand around the world grew by the most rapid increase in a decade.
Environment watchdog's bold idea to combat climate change
Biological emissions from farms should be policed differently to CO2, watchdog says.
Why a giant glacier growing in Greenland is bad news for sea levels
The glacier Jakobshavn is "arguably the most important", discharging the most ice.
Letters: Care needed with hives
In one particular area, the density of bees was something like a scene from a horror movie
NZ's glaciers 'sad and dirty' after third-hottest summer
NZ's famous glaciers are looking "sad and dirty" after another brutally warm summer.
Auckland's rising seas: Insurance warning as 43,000 at risk
More than 43,000 Aucklanders - and growing - at risk of rising seas under climate change.
Kate Hawkesby: NZ knows we can do better
Comment: New Zealand has woken up to the fact we can do better
Brian Fallow: Climate change kids are all right
Schoolchildren see the need to curb emissions - so why don't the grown-ups?
Climate change in Auckland: heat, disease and rising seas
City of Sails could see an equivalent three months of extra-hot days - within a century.
Students worldwide skip school to keep heat on politicians
Students across a warming globe pleaded for their lives, future and planet.
Climate change protests: Will we let the kids down?
COMMENT: Will the national climate change protest by students achieve anything?
Editorial: The climate must change
Clearly some people are having trouble understanding this: Climate change is real.
Junior climate change protesters make their own stand on environmental concerns
Junior Whanganui protesters do their own thing.
Bay of Plenty students join climate change protest
'Tautoko te rangatahi.' Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Local Focus: Rotorua students protest despite the rain
"We're doing this for ourselves". Made with funding from NZ On Air.
'Green' hydrogen: Could it save Taranaki's energy industry?
Taranaki's future as an energy powerhouse could be in "green" hydrogen, PM announces.
Hawke's Bay students strike over climate change
"Why should we go to school when you won't listen to the educated?", a sign reads.
Students march over climate change: 'We need adults to listen - this is our future'
Student says although she can't participate in elections, being at protest "was her vote".
The homes against the angry sea: Would you buy here?
Shirley Coker says she has no intention of leaving John Bridgeman's much treasured home.
Colourful outrage: Kiwis ready their posters for the climate change march
Kiwi creativity will be on display today.
Bloodied and bruised Shaw still went to work
Man in court today over attack that happened as Shaw walked to work.
Striking school students deserve to be heard
Comment: Students on "strike" deserve a hearing today.
22 leading NZ academics explain why they back the School Strike 4 Climate
22 of NZ's leading scientists explain in their own words why they back tomorrow's strike.