COMMENT: In fighting emissions, should agriculture get a better deal than others?

Climate change action has emerged a winner in just-signed coalition deals.

Researchers building a business case for a bond used to fund permanent native forestry.

What could a change of government mean for New Zealand's environment and science sectors?

2017 is proving a sizzler for Australia - so where the bloody hell is its climate action?

Wealthy businessman and former Auckland Mayor Dick Hubbard is endorsing Labour.

What do political parties propose to do about combating climate change?

What policies are parties proposing to manage and protect our natural resources?

An East Coast study could make a lucrative, climate-friendly case for more native forest.

Celebrities, scientists, doctors and businesspeople join a new push for climate action.

Dairy farmers won't have to pay for their climate pollution yet, the Govt says.

Emissions trading scheme isn't fit for purpose.

Will Donald Trump's withdrawal from the Paris Agreement be felt here?

A Hamilton student's climate-change case against the Government now to get an airing.

Planting more native forest could be a cash-saver for big-emitting companies, report says.

Cathay Pacific has taken a stake in a company producing bio fuel out of city waste.

NZ's economic growth is "approaching its environmental limits", a once-a-decade environmental report card says.

Gareth Morgan's The Opportunities Party would ban subsidies on fossil fuels, increase the price of carbon and overhaul energy efficiency efforts under a climate change policy launched this evening.

New Zealand is being accused of cheating to fulfil its international climate change obligations.

Many suspect the design of ETS, with no price floor and emissions cap, was never intended to make a difference to our climate changing emissions.

Limiting the conversation to short-term costs avoids dealing with the much greater long-term consequences, writes Tim Naish.

After many years focused on creative accounting, New Zealand is facing pressure to deliver emission reduction results.

The Govt has confirmed that NZ emitters with obligations under the emissions trading scheme will only be able to use internationally traded Kyoto Protocol emissions units to meet their ETS obligations until May 2015.

The Government has adopted a soft unilateral target for reducing carbon emissions by 2020, but Climate Change Minister Tim Groser said a future Government might lift it, should progress towards an international agreement post-2020 warrant it.

The Government's climate change policy is a shambles and a disgrace, writes Brian Fallow. "Unless, that is, you are happy for the costs of the inevitable adjustment to a low-carbon future to be needlessly increased."