Environment Archives

The edible landscape where all can enjoy the fruits of others’ labour

Our public spaces, parks and gardens are largely ornamental – they could offer so much more repurposed as a place to provide free food for all

Oil mogul ensures opening of UN climate summit avoids any talk of phasing out fossil fuels

Mining boss admits giant crawler would ‘totally destroy’ seabed, but says what little marine flora and fauna is there would recover quickly.

Tours for wealthy tourists continued at Cape Sanctuary in 2017 despite many missing kiwi

An investigation into 25 kiwi deaths favoured a private sanctuary, a whistleblower claims

A Supreme Court decision could have wide-ranging implications for companies seeking water consents

Central Plains Water didn’t prove its fish screen on the Rakaia River was effective

Oil producer United Arab Emirates will have its work cut out as host assuring world it is willing to achieve emission cuts

A court case focused on river protection has been halted but might yet be revived

Rod Oram describes the fear that climate action triggers for many dairy farmers

If National is seen as taking NZ two steps back for every step forward, it will face increasing pressure at diplomatic summits

Kiwi driver Hayden Paddon wants the motorsport world to speed up a switch to alternative energy in rallying