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What can be done about disinformation?
Disinformation, it's everywhere. Climate change, puberty blockers, vaccines. What to do? Nights resident socio-linguist Dr Julia de Bres joins Emile Donovan. Audio
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Gas NZ tells forum how it lobbied to overturn gas ban
A gas industry body went to an international fossil fuel forum and claimed responsibility for killing off a proposed government ban on connecting new houses to the gas network. Climate Change… Audio
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Unpacking the energy impact of data centre boom
Building big energy hungry data centres is a boom industry here with international companies keen to reduce their climate impact by using renewable electricity. Our Climate Change Correspondent Eloise… Audio
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Being fearless at the world's edge: Composer Eve De Castro Robinson tries stand-up
So fearless is composer Eve De Castro Robinson that not only did she recently give a seminar entitled ‘Being Fearless’ but, now in her 60s, she recently tried doing stand-up comedy for the first… Audio
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NZ to warm more than projected, new data shows
New climate projections show New Zealand is likely to be hotter in the coming decades than previously thought. By 2090, the projections show the country could be between 0.8°C and 3°C warmer… Audio
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Will business solve climate change?
Audio 12 Sep 2024NZ Herald senior writer Simon Wilson asks if business is ready to do their part to arrest climate change. Audio
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Examining cycles of life, death and rebirth
Nick Golledge is professor of glaciology at Victoria University of Wellington and author of the book Feedback looking at the history of the earth through constant, incremental change. Audio
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How you can use the past to navigate the present
Think historically, act with the future in mind. Audio
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Companies announce long list of solar projects
A long list of 147 solar, wind and geothermal projects have been announced by companies eager to find investment for a renewables boom. Climate Change Correspondent Eloise Gibson reports. Audio
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Dr Joëlle Gergis: Pacific Island Forum was lacking in ambition
The Pacific Island forum, which had the theme Transformative Resilient Pasifiki: Build Better Now, wrapped up last week in Tonga. But award-winning Australian climate scientist Dr. Joelle Gergis, who… Audio
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Pill to suppress cows methane laced burps ready next year
A solution to dairy cows' methane-laced burps could be ready to sell to farmers next year, according to the New Zealand company behind the product. Climate Change Correspondent Eloise Gibson reports. Audio
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Costs of climate change in Africa not just environment
Audio 4 Sep 2024Africa correspondent Elna Schutz speaks to Lisa Owen about a new report suggesting the costs of climate change across African countries isn't just environmental, the level of competiveness across… Audio
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Day One Shorts 2024 | Trailer
Audio 4 Sep 2024Day One Shorts is a series of eight funded short films made by young, emerging filmmakers that explore cultural, social, and political issues. Video
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Rising costs and rising seas: Parliament’s climate adaptation inquiry
The Climate Change Commission told members this week that climate adaptation is the “most difficult challenge this country faces over the next century.” Audio
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What should our cities look like?
Natural disasters, climate change and a housing shortage have given us pause to think about how we want our cities to develop. New book Urban Aotearoa explores the evolution of our urban areas and… Audio
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Pacific Waves for 30 August 2024
The deep sea mining company leading the global push to mine the seafloor in international waters says it could start as early as 2026; Pacific policing, regional security, climate change and the New… Audio
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Deep Sea Mining company to apply for operating license
Pacific policing, regional security, climate change and the New Caledonia crisis were the main talking points for regional leaders heading into their retreat on Neiafu in Tonga's Vava'u island group… Audio
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Pacific leaders enter retreat in Vava'u
Pacific policing, regional security, climate change and the New Caledonia crisis were the main talking points for regional leaders heading into their retreat on Neiafu in Tonga's Vava'u island group… Audio
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Govt explores carbon saving if peat soils reflooded
Government officials have been quietly exploring how much carbon could be saved if the country reflooded its peat soils. Climate change correspondent Eloise Gibson reports. Audio
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Midday Report Essentials for Tuesday 27 August 2024
Audio 27 Aug 2024Prisoners held in prolonged solitary confinement - Inspectorate; Islamophobic pamphlets distributed in letterboxes is 'gross' - mayor; Air NZ codeshare agreement only benefits Australian travellers -… Audio
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Guterres makes plea for climate change at Pacific Islands Forum
The United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres has issued a plea for action against climate change, as new research shows global average sea levels have already risen 9.4cm. Mr Guterres made… Audio
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Scene set for Pacific Islands Forum summit
Audio 24 Aug 2024An expert in Pacific politics says regional leaders will have their dance cards full at the Forum summit in Tonga next week. Audio
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Companies releasing more methane than they are disclosing
Audio 20 Aug 2024New data shows the United States oil and gas industry is releasing much more of the potent greenhouse gas methane than companies are disclosing. Climate Change Correspondent Eloise Gibson reports. Audio
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Warming oceans impacting algae populations
Marine scientists are raising the alarm about changes in microscopic algae living in the waters around New Zealand. Climate Change Correspondent Eloise Gibson reports. Audio
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NZ isn't adapting to climate crisis fast enough: Climate Change Commission
Audio 16 Aug 2024The Climate Change Commission says New Zealand isn't adapting to the climate crisis fast enough and the status quo is unsustainable. Rod Carr chairs the Commission and he spoke to Guyon Espiner. Audio
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Struggle of Pacific peoples' fight against climate change
Pacific communities are sharing their climate change stories, Jimmy Ellingham talked with researcher Dr Tracie Mafile'o Audio
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Climate forced relocation underway in Tonga and Samoa
New research finds more Tongans and Samoans seeking work overseas to build more climate resilient homes. Audio
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Lauren Fuge on the human need to explore
Audio 13 Aug 2024Science writer Lauren Fuge's new book Voyagers: Our journey into the Anthropocene is a call to action on climate change. Audio
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NIWA unveils new supercomputer
Audio 13 Aug 2024The science agency NIWA has unveiled a new climate and weather modelling supercomputer with triple the power of its current three supercomputers combined. Climate change correspondent Eloise Gibson… Audio
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Patrick Gower's most important documentary...so far
For his new two-part series, Paddy travelled to Antarctica to witness the consequences of climate change first-hand. Audio