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•         The House
• Nats choose new spokespeople
• Government snubs MP's climate change motion
• MPs to get the heatwave message
•         Policy Development
• Shaw puts ETS on ice until end of next year
• Revealed: the cost of climate change
• Are we getting it right, questions emissions expert
•             ETS Bill hearings
• Hope from Europe
• NZ lags badly in marine protection
• ETS bill has October deadline
•                 ETS Review Submissions
• IT'S OFFICIAL: Ministers get the word on ETS changes
• Researchers post new ideas for emissions trading
• MARKET LATEST: NZUs $17.15
•         International
• Mass starvation is our fate if we keep flogging the land to death
• BUBBLE POWER: New device could stop plastic in its tracks
• Tsunami of data could pump up global emissions by 2025
•             Australia
• Good sports sweat it out in stadiums not up to the job
• Super battery beats expectations for first month
• Australia's greenhouse gas emissions highest on record
•             United States
• INTERVIEW: Trump's man who doesn't know what 2deg means
• How Big Oil is tightening its grip on the White House
• GE's 12,000 job cuts highlight how it went wrong
•             China
• Why China wants to rule green-energy markets
• Why coal city switched all 8000 taxis to electric
• Belt-and-road countries could top China’s emissions
•             Europe
• Poland’s new leader eyes nuclear future
• Germany the champion nation for recycling
• ... and France is best at food sustainability
•             United Kingdom
• How planting trees changed lives in a former coal town
• UK sees value in rebirth of the railways
• London's new e-cabs come with all the mod cons
•             Asia
• Thailand gets $1.1 billion for wind power project
• Hyundai building battery bigger than Tesla's
• India to add 10,000 e-vehicles to official fleet
•             Antarctic/Arctic
• New look at Antarctic raises fears of higher sea levels
• Why remote Antarctica is so important in a warming world
• THIN ICE: Antarctic glaciers could flood the planet
•             Pacific
• Fiji summit calls for action on climate migration
• Rising tides lap at the Pacific's dome of poison
• It's not a done deal, low-lying islands can shape a future
•             Oceans
• Oceans under greatest threat in history, says Attenborough
• Nations agree to ban Arctic fishing for 16 years
• Mangroves poorly equipped to survive changing climate
•             Africa
• Victory for forests as nations vow to stop death by chocolate
• Morocco to invest millions in solar projects
• Chocolate industry drives rainforest disaster in Africa
•             South America
• How deforestation is starving São Paulo of water
• Brazil’s recession grows as emissions rise
• Brazil’s carbon emissions rose 8.9% in 2016
•             Cities
• Bank partners with global mayors to green cities
• Outlook grim for warmer Auckland, warns report
• Nature's drying up, so maybe we should be mining our cities
•             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
•             Paris Agreement
• US now only country saying it won't be part of Paris Agreement
• Nicaragua yes leaves US and Syria out in the cold
• Paris Agreement needs to be politically, not legally, binding
•            Sectors
•             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: It's about more than politics
• EDITORIAL: Honestly, it just doesn't make sense
• EDITORIAL: Media missing the message
•             Letters
• LETTERS: Waste is a cultural thing
•             Energy
• IT'S A GAS: Cook dinner on energy from food you dumped
• Shell doubles up on green spending and vows change
• Green bonds reach $100 billion milestone
•             Agriculture
• Watch what you eat, scientists tell the rich
• Memo Americans: Hold the beef
• Dairying sees green as the new colour of business
•             Industry
• Minister vows to fix our rubbish record on waste
• Wood waste company wins $359,000 grant
• Most industrial emitters meet returns deadline
•             Latest science
• Geoengineering has a downside, say scientists
• How artificial intelligence will make government obsolete
• New report has dire climate-change warnings
•             Carbon emissions
• DOUBLE TROUBLE: Carbon emissions running wild
• One-for-two subsidy enters its dying days
• Policies will begin to bite down on the farm
•             Transport
• EV projects win $3m in Government funding
• SWITCHED ON: Norway wants short electric flights by 2040
• Paris summit will call for shipping to meet climate goals
•             Forestry
• OIO cutting rights role wrong move, say foresters
• Mixed forests may not resist climate change
• AirNZ eyes paying landowners to plant trees
•             Fishing
•             Water
• Changing climate threatens our water systems
• On a parched planet, nations look to the clouds
• WAR AND WARMING: A great waterway comes under threat
•             Business
• Lloyd's of London latest to divest from coal
• Here's to a happy (and low-carbon) Christmas
• Insurance giant dumps investments in tar sands
•             Weather
• 2017 hottest year on record without help from El Niño
• Spring is second-warmest on record
• November shapes up as record dry month
•         Technology
• CUTTING EDGE: Meet the mean, green (electric) mower
• Tesla begins production of solar roof tiles
• Time to start thinking about our digital carbon footprint
•     Markets
•         New Zealand
• Carbon on a new six-year high
• Credits in private accounts worth $2.1 billion
• New data will help to identify storm risks
•             OMF NZ Carbon Market Review
• MARKET LATEST: NZUs $21.35
• MARKET LATEST: NZUs $21.40
• MARKET LATEST: NZUs $21
•         Other Markets
• California struggles to save emissions plan
• China turns to free markets to tame pollution
• Europe puts weight behind Korean ETS
•         Analysis
• ANALYSIS: Australians' vote will affect carbon market
• News from Europe boosts prices
• How they're stealing OPEC's trillion-dollar profits
•         NZ ETS background
• ETS explained...in video
• Copenhagen is 10-times bigger than Kyoto for business
•     News Direct
•         News Direct
• Mercury confirms Tesla battery for grid trial
• Auckland takes zero-waste world crown
• Ravensdown appoints consenting planner
•     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
• Carbon breaks through $20 mark
• Broker backs hedging with European units
• Papers show official eyes on cutting free credits
•     Market Players
•         Profiles
• Norman hopes for more action ... this time for real
• The Carbon Traders: Lizzie Chambers, Carbon Match
• The Carbon Traders 4: Richard Hayes, EITG
•         Appointments
• Environment officials to get new science advice
• New EECA chief has busy background
• Greens' Hague quits to head Forest & Bird
•         Case Studies
• Massive emission savings possible with supply chain changes
•     Forum - your say
•         Forum - your say
• OPINION: Adaption versus mitigation
• OPINION: Just another attempt to spread confusion
• Tourism can make the world cleaner and greener
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• EECA names award finalists
• Climate leaders eye challenges and a 'big idea'
• Businesses line up for sustainability award
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