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“The Zero Waste Network strongly supports the decision of both the Waipā District Council and Waikato Regional Council asking the Minister to call in the resource consent application to build a waste incinerator in Te Awamutu. This incinerator ...

Pope Francis’ approach is to speak in direct – sometimes blunt – terms about the shortcomings of climate action in recent years, suggesting that we need a system where countries work together to establish strong, worldwide rules that actually work. By Stephen Minas

The paper is not an official move by the National Hurricane Center

Iwi leader Mike Smith has won the right to sue seven big polluters for their role in causing climate change, in a Supreme Court ruling delivered...

Whether it's El Niño or climate change that's turning up the heat, or some combination of the two, is still a subject of some debate.

A new study using marine sponges collected off the coast of Puerto Rico has found that the planet has already warmed more than 1.5° Celsius.

In light of the recent global COP28 agreement to transition away from fossil fuels and ASCI’s directives to curb greenwashing in the Indian communications space, Campaign India attempts to understand where Indian agencies stand on the matter, and the stance adopted by them when it comes to working with such clients

In 2024 we could exceed 1.5°C global warming for the first time. Here is what the consequences could be for life on the planet.

Catch IPCC Chair Jim Skea at edie 24, discussing climate challenges & solutions. Learn from top climate experts including Chris Stark & Claire O’Neill. Book now to attend on March 20-21 2024!

The assessment of historical and current sea level data is essential in understanding climate change and its impacts. This article examines the inconsistency…