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climate change
World
September 27
Youth take 32 countries to court over climate inaction
Six young people from Portugal have gone head-to-head with 32 European governments, alleging in court that their failure to act fast enough on climate change is a violation of their human rights.
News
September 26
Act vows to cancel 'wasteful' climate change spending
Act Party leader David Seymour says his party will stop what he calls wasteful climate change spending.
National
September 26
Act vows to stop 'wasteful' climate change spending
Act Party leader David Seymour says his party will stop what he calls wasteful climate change spending.
Dunedin
September 24
DCC adopts zero-carbon plan, mayor's preference rejected
The Dunedin City Council has voted 11-4 to adopt its zero-carbon plan but rejected Mayor Jules Radich's preference for a low-investment scenario.
News
August 19
National, Greens back carbon dividend
National and the Greens have voiced support in principle for allowing households to enjoy a share of the roughly $2.5 billion the Government makes every year through the Emissions Trading Scheme.
National
August 19
National, Greens support carbon dividend
National and the Greens have voiced support in principle for allowing households to enjoy a share of the roughly $2.5 billion the Government makes every year through the Emissions Trading Scheme.
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Dunedin
August 14
Big decisions loom for South Dunedin
An adaptable course for dealing with climate change is brewing for South Dunedin and some action will not wait for completion of a strategy in 2026.
Business
August 9
'Cautious optimism' over BlackRock deal
A climate policy expert says he is cautiously optimistic about the investment from BlackRock to help NZ reach 100 percent renewable energy.
Australia
July 21
Global heatwaves 'a wake-up call for Australia'
Australians are being warned to brace for blistering temperatures this summer as governments are called on to prepare an action plan ahead of time.
News
July 19
US, Europe health warnings over heat
A global pattern of heatwaves has intensified and the World Meteorological Organization is warning of an increased risk of deaths linked to excessively high temperatures.
World
July 19
Extreme heat prompts health warnings in US, Europe
A global pattern of heatwaves has intensified and the World Meteorological Organization is warning of an increased risk of deaths linked to excessively high temperatures.
World
July 17
China logs record 52 degree heat
A remote Chinese township has endured temperatures of more than 52degCelsius, setting a record for a country that was battling minus 50degC weather just six months ago.
Business
June 29
Single-use plastics banned from weekend
Fruit and vegetable stores around the country are preparing to ditch the plastic, as a ban on single-use produce bags comes into effect.
Australia
June 28
Australia says offshore wind farm could power 8 million homes
Millions of homes could be powered by a proposed offshore wind farm stretching from the coast of western Victoria to South Australia.
News
June 26
More mining not less in climate change targets
More mining, not less, is needed to support the world's climate change targets and avert an energy shortage, a global summit has been told.
Australia
June 26
'More mining needed' in climate change action
More mining, not less, is needed to support the world's climate change targets and avert an energy shortage, a global summit has been told.
National
June 8
Ministers in NZ-Australia climate partnership meeting
New Zealand and Australia have teamed up to make the most of their transition to low emission and climate-resilient economies - and it could mean more-affordable electric vehicles.
World
May 28
Pacific Islands to push climate change in South Korea summit
Pacific Island leaders will meet South Korea's President on Monday, their third summit in a week with a large economy as the region seeks stronger action on climate change.
Dunedin
May 26
Climate concerns get airing
The latest in a series of climate strikes has taken on a grander scale in hopes of forging "a resilient Ōtepoti."
World
April 11
Wind, solar generation on the rise globally
Wind and solar energy represented a record 12% of global electricity generation last year, up from 10% in 2021, a new report has found.
Australia
March 28
Proposed Australian coal mines 'catastrophic' for environment
Experts warn that approving proposed coal mines across Australia would cause almost 18 billion tonnes of greenhouse gas pollution to be emitted.
World
March 21
Thunberg, climate activists get court nod to sue Swedish state
A Swedish court has given Greta Thunberg and hundreds of other activists the go-ahead to proceed with a lawsuit against the Swedish state for "insufficient climate policy".
World
February 5
Global plastics crisis deepening
Fossil fuel companies continue to make mind-boggling amounts of new, single-use plastic while doing almost nothing to reuse what already exists, a new analysis says.
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The Mix
November 20
When the mountains crumble
In this extract from Vanishing Ice: Stories of New Zealand’s glaciers, Lynley Hargreaves describes the new hazards glacier retreat is providing for climbers.
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