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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: All aboard!
• EDITORIAL: It's a long way from Montreal to Paris
•         Latest News
•         The House
• FRIDAY POLITICS: A new look at the air we breathe
• Climate change low on Nats' question list
• Leaders (well, some of them) are talking climate change
•         Policy Development
• Cities critical to climate, Wellington tells Govt
• Government goes for silence on ETS
• Everybody hold hands and get on with it, says SBC
•             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
• Government stalls as carbon price hits high
• Permanent forests become permanent fixture
• International trading back on agenda
•             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
•             ETS review 2018
•         International
• COP26 likely to be delayed again
• Emissions slashed, but scientists issue warning
• Nuclear tests affected weather 60 years ago
•             New Zealand
• NZ partners Singapore on new carbon markets
• Climate change keeps sustainability staff busy
• POLITICS: It looks like more of the same
•             Australia
• One project exposes Morrison's gas plan as folly
• It’s time to let the ‘fire people’ care for the land
• Act now, says former fossil fuel company exec
•             United States
• Alaska patiently awaits ice-melt tsunami
• Could New York's youth convince the State to divest?
• Trump buying one million barrels of oil
•             China
• Belt and Road backers failing to protect nature
• China's greenhouse emissions rise 2.6%
• What’s holding back China’s bamboo furniture makers?
•             Europe
• EU recovery fund has green strings attached
• Denmark proposes two huge ‘energy islands’
• Europe plans for three billion trees in 10 years
•             United Kingdom
• Startups invest $4bn in UK battery factory
• UK plutonium stockpile is a costly headache
• BoE under fire for deal with oil companies
•             Canada
• Seattle permanently closes 20 miles of street
• Canadian election gives carbon tax a chance
• Can Asia's climate-cooked cities beat the heat?
•             Asia
• Green New Deal turns South Korea from climate villain to model
• Bangladesh to double fossil fuel imports
• Plastic piles up as covid sidelines pollution fight
•             Antarctic/Arctic
• Climate change turning Antarctica's snow green
• Largest Arctic science expedition finds itself on thin ice
• Plastic waste now litters Antarctic shore
•             Pacific
• Honolulu mayor wants to sue Big Oil
• Cook Islands sacked me, says opponent of seabed mining
• Rugby stars are losing their Pacific islands
•             Oceans
• It's up to us by how much sea levels will rise
• Oceans could rebound in 30 years — if we act now
• Poles attract marine life avoiding rising heat
•             Cities
• Covid sees bikes pushing cars out of cities
• In 50 years, some cities will be too hot to handle
• Living in the Rainbow Tree with 30,000 plants
•             Africa
• Congo drilling could release vast amount of CO2
• Africa poised to lead way in global green revolution
• Amazonians knew tricks of saving forests
•             South America
• Supermarket chains threaten Brazil boycott
• Bolsonaro sends in his soldiers
• Chile sets new target of peak emissions by 2025
•             IPCC
• Global report hurts farmers' emissions case
• Brazil pulls offer to host COP 25 summit
• IPCC report too soft, say some scientists
•             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
•             COP26
• UN postpones COP26 climate talks in Glascow
• Johnson under pressure to stage UN climate talks
• Coronavirus could derail COP 26 summit
•             Paris Agreement
• Most nations ignore climate plans update
• Unhappy investors criticise firms over Paris pact
• Major economies fail to answer New York call
•            Sectors
•             Election 2020
• Climate not big election issue, says National
• FRIDAY POLITICS: Ready, willing, and Abel
• Climate crisis looms as major election issue
•             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: All aboard!
• EDITORIAL: Loss of a leader
• EDITORIAL: It's time to scare the horses
•             Letters
• LETTERS: Let's not waste this opportunity
• LETTERS: Food in plastic
• LETTERS: Waste is a cultural thing
•             Energy
• How dangerous is low-level radiation for kids?
• German coal generator fights Dutch coal phase-out
• Hydrogen dream driven by greed, says expert
•             Agriculture
• Saucy sugar joins drive to find us better food
• New genetics regime will cut dairy herd emissions
• Our hill-country is easy going for nitrous oxide
•             Industry
• Recyclable bricks and concrete the way of the future
• Free credits could be lifeline for Marsden refinery
• Refinery could get windfall carbon credits
•             Latest science
• We're sitting on remains of a giant volcanic plume
• New solar cells pass global test standards
• Bad soil fungi will welcome warmer weather
•             Carbon emissions
• Waste operator cuts gas emissions
• Rising prices push up free-credits cost
• Emissions drop is not all good news
•             Transport
• Why a bullet train could increase greenhouse gas emissions
• Electric bikes could halve transport emissions
• Regional rail wins funding for business case
•             Forestry
• Forest owners want tax on burning of coal
• AI to monitor deforestation
• Give us a choice, foresters tell Parliament
•             Fishing
•             Water
• Tough new water laws put heat on farmers
• WATER WARNING: We don't yet have the answers
• Poor water systems greater risk than virus, says UN
•             Business
• Why world cannot return to 'business as usual'
• Small businesses get guide to cutting emissions
• Big Investors show they're keen on green
•             Weather
• Stand by for big blows in the Atlantic
• This year likely to be hottest since records began
• Floods will be catastrophic by 2030, says study
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•         Technology
• Bots produce quarter of climate tweets
• GAME ON: New vid pits players against climate apocalypse
• Can the world afford salvation by technology?
•     Markets
•         New Zealand
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•         Other Markets
• California struggles to save emissions plan
• China turns to free markets to tame pollution
• Europe puts weight behind Korean ETS
•         Analysis
• Aussies polish off green (but not as clean) Kiwis
• ANALYSIS: Australians' vote will affect carbon market
• News from Europe boosts prices
•         NZ ETS background
• ETS explained...in video
• Copenhagen is 10-times bigger than Kyoto for business
•     News Direct
•         News Direct
• NZ winery commits to reducing its carbon emissions by 80 per cent
• Wind energy crucial to EU's carbon neutrality
• Mercury Quarterly Operational Update - 3 months to Dec 31, 2019
•     Trading
•         Offset Markets
• Wood wins at environmental awards
• LPG – the cleaner, cheaper fuel of choice
• CarboNZero hits the big time
•         CDM
• Aussie centre churns out leaders
• BBC broadcasts investiation claiming billions wasted in CDM schemes
• NEW: Guide to setting up a CDM project
•         Market advice
• Emission trading changes will have to wait
• Carbon markets will keep the doors open
• Carbon prices suffer as global economy sweats
•     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
• Former council CEO joins environment watchdog
• Environment officials to get new science advice
• New EECA chief has busy background
•         Case Studies
• Massive emission savings possible with supply chain changes
•     Forum
•         Opinion/Your say
• OPINION: Science makes a comeback
• OPINION: Why the market ups and downs?
• OPINION: These fires have changed us
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