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•             EDS conference 2019
• Now's the time to go green, bank tells business
• Beware of a populist backlash, unions warn
• History shows we can handle it, says CCC chief
•             Editorial comment
•                 Editorial comment
• EDITORIAL: It's about to get real
• EDITORIAL: 202O - the year we got serious?
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•             EDS climate conference 2020
• Upton, Parker - Nats stopped the ETS working
• NZ needs to do more, says High Commissioner
• Shaw talking tough on carbon budgets
•         Latest News
•         The House
• Forestry ETS changes pass
• Shaw worried carbon budgets don’t go far enough
• Tackling climate change at the core of government's economic strategy: PM
•         Policy Development
• Govt climate plan creates financial risks, business leaders say
• Carbon capture – climate plan not clear cut
• ETS consultation suggests lower prices for NZUs
•             2020 ETS reforms
• Action on auction bill
• Nats to Shaw: Why the late change, Minister?
• Govt looking again at reserve price for auctions
•             Zero-carbon bill
• Expert warns against offshore credits sprees
• We're different from them, say pig farmers
• Young campaigners see nation adopt carbon laws
•             ETS Review 2018
• Shaw sings songs of praise for trading scheme
• Govt opposed ClimCom in cash-or-credits case
• Government stalls as carbon price hits high
•             ETS Bill hearings
• Hope from Europe
• NZ lags badly in marine protection
• ETS bill has October deadline
•                 ETS Review Submissions
• Dairy firms see ETS dates clashing
• Zero carbon bill submissions open
• Shipowners want out of 'unfair' ETS
•         International
• Enough, already: why humanity must get on board with the concept of ‘sufficiency’
• ‘Nowhere is safe’: shattered Asheville shows stunning reach of climate crisis
• Climate scientists sound alarm over Asia’s rising seas
•             New Zealand
• By land, sea and sky, Māori are using Indigenous knowledge to combat climate change
• New Zealand scraps clean, green policies to boost economy
• Carbon News launches price index
•             Australia
• Our leaders are collaborating with fossil fuel colonialists
• Australia’s ‘immoral’ coalmine decision akin to drowning its Pacific neighbours, Tuvalu’s climate minister declares
• Define ‘tree’: The fight over Woolworths’ eco-beef pledge
•             United States
• Carbon offset pioneer charged with $100 million fraud scheme
• A federal attempt to foster ‘high-integrity voluntary carbon markets’ falls short
• Climate was a top question at the vice presidential debate
•             China
• How the US lost the solar power race to China
• China’s accelerating green transition
• How to convince Beijing of the case for stronger climate targets
•             Europe
• Barcelona is turning subway trains into power stations
• Major gaps between EU farming incentives and Green Deal goals: report
• Germany to struggle reaching international climate finance target – govt officials
•             United Kingdom
• Climate scientists call on UK govt to pause £1bn plans for carbon capture
• UK's last coal-fired power station set to close
• Surprise benefit of London's fines for high-polluting cars: More active kids
•             Canada
• Is critical minerals strategy a green shift or greenwashing?
• Why is climate change causing ‘record-shattering’ extreme heat?
• Canada's growing conservative backlash against carbon capture and storage
•             Asia
• Fossil fuel dominance of India’s power mix to end by 2030, says central bank
• This Japanese region is still recovering from a deadly earthquake. Now record rains have flooded its streets
• How Indian farmers are embracing the power of floods
•             Antarctic/Arctic
• Study of cloud movement in the Arctic could provide better understanding of climate change
• Thwaites Glacier won’t collapse like dominoes as feared, study finds, but that doesn’t mean the ‘Doomsday Glacier’ is stable
• Antarctic temperatures rise 10C above average in near record heatwave
•             Pacific
• Bats and bees help ni-Vanuatu predict storms — but will climate change interfere?
• World Bank head sees climate change devastation in Tuvalu
• Climate change leaves future of Pacific Islands tourism 'highly uncertain'
•             Oceans
• Bahamas seeks help to pay off debt brought by huge storms, result of climate change
• Strong hurricanes are hitting earlier due to warmer oceans
• Warmer oceans are driving more frequent seabird die-offs
•             Cities
• Rich people are the big barrier to stabilising the climate
• Tel Aviv has shade down to a science
• Researchers pinpoint 12 tried-and-true ways to reduce cars in cities
•             Africa
• South Sudan floods: the first example of a mass population permanently displaced by climate change?
• Floods decimate Nigerian zoo, wash crocodiles into community
• 'People have never seen anything like it': Morocco hit by extraordinary torrential rains
•             South America
• Drought is making Sao Paulo’s river emerald green while smoke turns its skies grey
• Nearly 40% of Amazon rainforest most vital to climate left unprotected, data shows
• Brazil’s Carvalho to lead seabed-mining authority following predecessor’s controversial term
•             IPCC
• Azerbaijan is using COP29 to ‘peacewash’ its global image
• New challenges face the Bonn climate summit
• Many IPCC authors expect world to warm by more than 3 degrees
•             COP 21
• COMMENT: Great, now all we need is a plan
• NZ leads charge for world carbon market
• Treaty emerges from battle of the verbs
•             COP 22
• NZ doctor gives Marrakech a message
• Marrakech marks the start of a new era ... but going where?
• Musings from Marrakech ...
•             COP 23
• After Bonn, five things to watch for in the coming year
• Bonn talks bring a poison pill for Poland
• Bonn summit slow and steady but King Coal looms
•             COP 24
• Stage set for humanity’s two most crucial years
• NZ and Europe to strengthen market cooperation
• Anti-climate change strongmen still on the outer
•             COP 25
• Shaw criticises 'handful of countries'
• Kyoto credits threaten Paris Agreement
• Shaw expects late move on carbon trading
•             COP 26
• Rich countries sink billions into oil and gas despite COP26 pledge
• 'Fragile win' at COP26 summit under threat: Sharma
• Who will be the judge of countries' climate plans?
•             COP 27
• A kingdom built on oil now controls the world’s climate progress
• An oil CEO who will head global climate talks this year calls for lowered emissions
• UN climate boss settles for no cuts on emissions
•             COP 28
• COP28: Key outcomes for food, forests, land and nature at the UN climate talks in Dubai
• COP28 president says his firm will keep investing in oil
• From ‘depressed’ to a milestone: How the climate deal came together
•             Paris Agreement
• Russia’s first climate lawsuit filed over greenhouse emissions
• Climate action calendar for COP27 published
• Countries back away from pledge to update climate goals this year
•            Sectors
•             Election 2023
• Climate issues and the 2023 Election: Is Aotearoa heading in a sustainable direction?
• Green Party announces climate adaptation fund
• RMA comes to an end - but for how long?
•             Election 2020
• Shaw 'odds-on' as minister, says Simpson
• Business makes bid for $7.23 billion
• The four who could be our next climate minister
•             Election 2017
• Carbon price set to break through $19 mark
• WINSTON'S THE WORD: What NZ First leader wants
• Furious farmers should get with the programme
•             Editorial comment
• EDITORIAL: Nature, enter us...
• EDITORIAL: Into the red
• EDITORIAL: All aboard!
•             Letters
• Open letter: To Forest & Bird from Paul Callister and Robert McLachlan
• Beef + Lamb New Zealand respond to meat lobby financing academic research claims
• Adani world’s biggest owner and contractor of solar farms
•             Energy
• Govt fossil fuel plan will increase costs and emissions and won’t help energy security: Hood
• Restarting oil and gas exploration risks free trade agreements: official advice
• Energy rationing proposal shot down by MfE
•             Agriculture
• Farmers need to get creative to reduce environmental impacts: Young Farmer finalist
• Nestlé questions NZ dairy farmers’ carbon claims
• UN-backed organisation approves Fonterra’s climate targets
•             Industry
• PPA market needed to accelerate decarbonisation - Transpower
• Deep sea mining can have detrimental long-term impacts: new research
• Scientists develop cheapest carbon capture system to date
•             Latest science
• “Aotearoa IS warming: It’s us. It’s bad” - new report
• Auckland researchers get funding to test "cool roofs" in climate hot spots
• Kiwis call for science to lead UN sustainable development goals
•             Carbon emissions
• Emissions down for 2022
• Emissions down slightly for December 2023 quarter - but gross annual emissions up slightly for the year
• Emissions down overall - but we're still burning too much oil
•             Transport
• $27 million subsidy for low emissions heavy vehicles
• Relief coming for South Auckland train commuters
• Wealthy Kiwis driving up transport emissions
•             Forestry
• OIO approves sale of West Coast forestry harvesting rights
• Environmental group challenges forestry claims
• Councils to lose ability to make tougher local rules for forestry
•             Fishing
•             Water
• Bay of Plenty council and iwi partner to restore degraded wetland
• Govt funding for low-emissions marine and off-road vehicles
• Government ignores experts in water plan
•             Business
• How nature and business can boost each other
• Microsoft can’t achieve climate goals alone
• Think covid-19 disrupted food chain? Wait and see ...
•             Weather
• NZ climate-related disasters hit record high in 2023
• Tropical cyclones now ‘13% less frequent’ due to climate change
• Climate change is happening faster than expected, study shows
•             Ten years ago
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•             Waste
• How to prevent widespread harm of plastic pollution? New research
• Waste to energy plant proposed for Waimate
• Incinerator could go carbon-negative
•             Finance
• Centre seeks experts to classify sustainable claims
• Treasury looks at framework to assess economic impacts of climate change
• Green groups slam HSBC's new targets for cutting financed emissions
•         Technology
• Rail-mounted system could slash direct air capture costs: study
• 10 YEARS AGO...
• Every battery is a treasure box
•     Markets
•         New Zealand
• Market looks to tomorrow’s carbon auction
• Reported emissions down, carbon market up
• Carbon market buoyed by ETS settings announcement
•             NZ Carbon Market Review
• MARKET LATEST: $63.10
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•         Other Markets
• Jarden launches commtrade platform in Australia
• EMS accredited to issue International Renewable Energy Certificates
• Australian carbon price set to double
•         Analysis
• Carbon correction
• Aussies polish off green (but not as clean) Kiwis
• ANALYSIS: Australians' vote will affect carbon market
•         NZ ETS background
• NZUs likely to be classified as financial instruments
• CCR trigger price likely to get a boost next year
• Big players snaffle up bulk of NZUs at auction
•     News Direct
•         News Direct
• Cross party consensus needed to prepare NZ for increased climate risk
• Intense marine heatwaves disrupt fish populations and fisheries in NZ
• Select committee recommendations on Resource Management Amendment Bill disappoint
•     Trading
•         Offset Markets
• The carbon offset market could be worth $200 billion by 2050. But what is it?
• Wood wins at environmental awards
• LPG – the cleaner, cheaper fuel of choice
•         Market advice
• How voluntary offsets can help us meet our Paris promise
• Don't miss getting your emissions return in
• Carbon markets prove resilient to the coronavirus pandemic
•     Market Players
•         Profiles
• JAMES SHAW: A year of living hopefully
• Norman hopes for more action ... this time for real
• The Carbon Traders: Lizzie Chambers, Carbon Match
•         Appointments
• Aotearoa Circle chooses new finance leaders
• Government's climate director has a new job
• SBC votes in new board members
•     Forum
•         Opinion/Your say
• Enough fiddling: The ETS needs to be allowed to do its job
• The ETS works just fine, but unaffordable, ideological reforms will set us back
• Isn’t it time to admit the Emissions Trading Scheme will never work?
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