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Australia sought to change a major international report on climate change to promote a future for coal-fired power and downplay the influence of fossil fuel lobbyists, the environmental group Greenpeace says.
Newsroom
Does New Zealand really need the under-pressure gas industry to reach net-zero carbon emissions?
A new report published Wednesday warns of the severe impact of climate change on human health, and says the prognosis is only getting worse.
Newshub
The tiny fragments behave similarly to greenhouse gases, Canterbury University researchers found.
interactives.stuff.co.nz
Almost half of New Zealand’s bird species are extinct, and 80 per of those remaining are threatened. Can we reverse the decline?
www.abc.net.au
A growing number of young Indonesians are feeling "eco-anxiety". But they're channelling that panic into practical actions to tackle pollution and educate the next generation.
Stuff
OPINION: Who doesn’t love a fish n’ chip supper? But what is it costing the planet?
Stuff
An upcoming exhibition highlights the strange and deadly beauty of plastic pollution.
RNZ
The Pacific Islands Forum Secretary General has welcomed the latest UN Human Rights Council vote for a UN Special Rapporteur on Human Rights and Climate Change.
Newsroom
As the IPCC warns of sea level rise, melting glaciers and extreme heat, the Government has struggled to put together a coherent and ambitious climate programme.
Newsroom
A company taken to court for destroying rare plants sells the farm and makes millions. @ddub_news reports
Stuff
Climate Change Minister James Shaw could face derision from world leaders at global climate talks, after an unambitious and undercooked policy document was released.
His words come ahead of his appearance at COP26 in Glasgow.
Newsroom
There is a real risk that focusing on methane will mean we take our foot of the accelerator of CO2 reductions - where we've traditionally had a pretty poor record, write David Frame and Adrian Macey.
Stuff
September imports are "proof" the feebate scheme is working, Transport Minister Michael Wood says.
Newsroom
More fossil fuel energy goes into producing our bread than the energy we will derive from eating it. Growing our economy requires levels of energy that are physically and geologically impossible to deliver.
www.bbc.com
Worldwide, shark populations are on the decline. Boosting their numbers could have a cascade effect to help sink carbon and make the oceans more resilient to climate change.
Newsroom
As the world's focus on methane emissions intensifies, New Zealand stands to be embarrassed at the big UN climate forum in Glasgow
Stuff
OPINION: We might talk lovingly about light and landscape, but sadly many New Zealanders don’t care much about the environment.
the Guardian
Since 1988, humans have destroyed an area of rainforest roughly the size of Texas and New Mexico combined
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Mother Jones
Trillions in annual breaks add “fuel to the fire” of the climate crisis, IMF says.
Two young researchers in the School of Biological Sciences have been awarded $640,000 each to carry out leading-edge research into pest and predator control.
Newsroom
Confronting footage at Te Waihora/Lake Ellesmere in Canterbury raises questions that a dolphin expert says need investigation
Stuff
Creepy crawlies we love to hate are invading regions previously too cold to frequent as warmer temperatures lengthen breeding seasons.
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