The extent to which our climate responses will be compromised is about to become clear
Environmental opinion
E-scooters have never been ‘Devil Wagons’
Electric scooters have had a bad press ever since their invention, but there are many positives
The climate crisis is a health crisis
COP28 will recognise that a health crisis is inextricably linked to the climate crisis
Climate damage: who pays and how
Lack of action from developed nations in paying developing nations is among the most visible and enduring symbols of unrealised distributive justice
Conflicts over fossil fuels undermine climate talks
Progress on climate change, mitigation, adaptation and finance issues at COP28 in Dubai will be even harder
The data drought affecting water reforms
As incoming government draws up next blueprint for urban water management reform, there needs to be more transparency
Farming revolutions must inspire Fonterra to move faster
Rod Oram describes the fear that climate action triggers for many dairy farmers
Fonterra's new goals to cut farm emissions still lag its biggest customers
The dairy co-op could offer incentives to its farmer suppliers to meet targets
Why we should learn Queensland floods lesson, if we can't learn our own
The approach born from the 2011 floods could help disaster-affected communities here
NZ should rethink stance on Japan’s nuclear wastewater
Regional leaders meet at the Pacific Islands Forum this week in Rarotonga, but New Zealand has let them down
Business is doing the heavy lifting to meet climate targets – it's time Govt steps up
Climate Leaders Coalition convenor Jolie Hodson says its time for Govt to step up
Luxon is about to inflict reputational damage with oil and gas exploration
PM-elect is about to make the same mistake as the British PM, Rishi Sunak