Join us at 1:30pm on Thursday 9 July to hear from the experts who will explain the Tort Prohibition Bill and its implications. The Government is seeking to shield major emitters from liability for ...

In this week's edition of The Pointillist, a focus on the carrots and sticks of climate mitigation policy – with a special focus on emerging science of policy mixes and policy interactions. Insights i...

Explore the 2026 Auckland Writers Festival programme — discover author sessions, panel talks, workshops, free events, and special activities for all audiences.

Explore the 2026 Auckland Writers Festival programme — discover author sessions, panel talks, workshops, free events, and special activities for all audiences.

This is an essay I had planned to start the year with: a few words of encouragement for anyone feeling demoralized by the backlash against climate action. However, climate action got in the way of cli...

India’s AI middle path offers Australia and New Zealand lessons in sovereignty, governance, and building national AI advantage, writes Archana Atmakuri.

There's scientists like Jim Salinger, farmers who say there's an alternative to traditional agriculture as well as politicians who talk about localising climate action in communities

Smart, in-depth and relentlessly curious, host Kathryn Ryan dives into the stories shaping New Zealand and its people. Interviews and expert analysis from around the world and at home. It’s where big ...

Kiwis in Climate – Voices for climate solutions in Aotearoa New Zealand brings together bold and practical visions for Aotearoa to lead on climate…

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Welcome to the first edition of The Brief, which summarizes the state of knowledge on various transition-related topics. Today's subject is the non-equivalence of biological removals and fossil emissi...

In this week's edition, a selection of new reports and charts that coincided with COP30. This includes charts on emissions and climate ambition, the economics of adaptation, just transitions, insuranc...

These are my reflections on COP30, the first climate COP that I have attended. I would like to thank the Toha Network for supporting my travel, Brazil's Ministry of Finance for the invitation to pre-C...

A new way to tackle the real politics of climate change through asset revaluation

New Belgium Brewing will use an electric boiler made by AtmosZero to ferment beer and clean cans and kegs.

Comment: The end goals of the global energy system are not so terrible that even more efficient forms of energy may be considered ‘lesser evils’

Comment: The end goals of the global energy system are not so terrible that even more efficient forms of energy may be considered ‘lesser evils’

The sixth Labour government under Jacinda Ardern placed climate change at the centre of their agenda, referring to it as the ‘greatest challenge facing the world’. Definite progress was made on cli...

There are no free lunches in energy. But some lunches are far, far cheaper than others. Electrifying everything will massively reduce the overall material and energy requirements of the global energy ...

Interviews and analysis of court documents show how the world’s most prestigious consulting firm quietly helps fuel the climate crisis

Biodiversity credits could unlock new funding for nature restoration. But if this happens without consideration of Indigenous data sovereignty, it could create a new form of colonialism.

We need action now. As much as possible. As soon as possible.

A paper generated by the Merz Institute, an Aotearoa New Zealand-based think tank, and published in the journal Science Progress in 2023, hypothesizes that the environmental crises our planet faces to...