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Environmentalists fear efforts to cut products linked to deforestation could be undone as foodmakers seek replacements for Ukraine’s sunflower exports.
Greenpeace Aotearoa
Greenpeace says the latest State of the Environment report acknowledges that industrial dairy is driving environmental breakdown, but seems to have cut mention of the cancer and preterm birth risks…
Stuff
Kiwis have funded 1 million trees in just six years through an online marketplace which turns cash into green shoots.
Atmospheric rivers are destabilizing ice shelves on the Antarctic Peninsula. Their collapse could mean significant sea level rise.
RNZ
The Our Ocean Conference opened this morning in Palau with more than 500 delegates from more than 80 nations taking part.
NZEDGE.COM
With climate change set to bring more severe and frequent storms to some parts of the world and an increased risk of drought to others, for countries like New Zealand which relies on hydropower, what are the risks? Katie Kouchakji …
Newsroom
A solar farm larger than the Auckland and Christchurch CBDs combined could start construction near Taupō as soon as this summer, Marc Daalder reports
NBC News
While scientists have found microplastics deep in people's lungs and even bloodstreams, experts still say more research is needed to understand the health consequences.
RNZ
Native bird numbers have reached new highs in the Department of Conservation's longest running bird monitoring project.
While consumers may expect that “compostable” plastics will degrade quickly in their compost bins, this may not be the case, say researchers.
Newsroom
The phenomenal work ethic of a volunteer army has the gorse scourge at a West Coast beauty spot in retreat.
www.enn.com
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A Balclutha photographer hopes his recent trip to parts of the Southern Ocean will raise awareness about the threatened bird species and fragile...
Newsroom
Confrontingly, people and business in New Zealand don't want much done about climate change and the Government has delivered them what they want.
www.enn.com
A global perspective on environmental issues. Our mission is to inform, educate, enable and create a platform for global environmental action.
Newsroom
Pandemic, inflation, war – there's never been a better opportunity to move to a thriving, low-emissions Aotearoa than right now, writes the Climate Change Commission chair.
RNZ
Deeper and and more rapid cuts in greenhouse gas emissions are needed to limit global warming to 1.5 degrees, an IPCC scientist has warned.
The Conversation
Humanity is off track to keeping global warming to 1.5℃. But if we pull out all stops, we’ve still got a chance.
Grist
U.N. climate panel calls for "rapid and deep" transition away from fossil fuels.
Greenpeace International
Interview with Reyes Tirado, senior scientist and expert with Greenpeace Research Laboratories on what the new IPCC report says about food and forests as climate solutions.
Newsroom
Flood-prone Franz Josef and nearby farms remain at the mercy of the West Coast's biblical rainfall as the Government dithers on protection measures.
Greenpeace International
The world’s top climate scientists just delivered their rescue plan for humanity, directly to our governments. Here's what you should know.
the Guardian
Talks ahead of the key Cop15 summit on halting mass extinction of life were slow – and much has been asked of the developing world
Grist
Wind and solar generated one-tenth of the planet’s electricity last year, a new record for renewable energy.
Newsroom
The first project to incorporate climate projections with New Zealand's unique tectonics raises red flags for planners and policymakers.
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