Four options for ETS reform are on the table, intended to avoid scenarios where it is cheaper for polluters to […]
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Antarctica’s deep ocean circulation is slowing down – Expert Reaction
Research published today has found deep ocean circulation around Antarctica has already slowed by 30% since the 1990s, confirming predictions […]
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Budget 2023 – Expert Reaction
Research & development is one of few winners in the “no frills” budget, with three new science hubs, an investment […]
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Māori and Pacific perspectives on the latest climate science – Expert Reaction
Indigenous and local knowledge play important roles in ambitiously preparing for a warmer future, according to IPCC’s latest climate report. The IPCC’s […]
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IPCC report synthesising the latest climate science – Expert Briefing
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has released its Synthesis Report for the Sixth Assessment Cycle, bringing together comprehensive, […]
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Synthesising everything we know about climate change – Expert Reaction
Not only are there feasible ways to cut down greenhouse gas emissions and adapt to human-caused climate change, but these […]
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Rural healthcare and climate change – Expert Reaction
Vulnerabilities in rural healthcare services were exposed when Cyclone Gabrielle tore through the North Island last month. In the aftermath […]
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How the Black Summer bushfires depleted the ozone layer – Expert Reaction
The chemicals in bushfire smoke can enhance the activation of molecules that destroy ozone, according to new research. The findings […]
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The impact of back-to-back storms – Expert Reaction
Cyclone Gabrielle is looking “more and more likely” to hit our northern shores as early as Sunday. This comes roughly […]
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Extreme rainfall in a warming world – Expert Reaction
Auckland is currently challenging the record for its wettest month ever. More than 769% of its rainfall in a normal January has […]
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