Stories by Eloise Gibson

Scientists are making real-time carbon maps of every New Zealand city, following a successful pilot in Auckland.

Emitters paid $64 a tonne, the legal minimum the government can sell at, ending a run of failed auctions when no permits sold.

A "true gentleman", a top business journalist and a tireless advocate for climate action are some of the ways he's been described.

The government's first carbon auction of the year is on a knife-edge, with commentators saying it is unclear whether emitters need to buy any more units.

The government's proposed new charges for electric vehicles have left the motor industry and consumers not impressed.

The Southern Ocean absorbs 10 percent of humanity's greenhouse gases, but there are fears that could change.

The government has been urged to quickly shrink the number of carbon credits available for polluters to buy.

A long-awaited methane-hunting satellite is in orbit, and should start supplying a steady stream of information from June.

Fifty-one car dealers are accused of wrongly advertising electric vehicles for sale after claiming the rebates themselves.

ACC is still investing too much in fossil fuels, says a charity promoting ethical investment. Audio

The FSC badge is supposed to prove a forest is under responsible management, so some green advocates were surprised when Ernslaw One kept its FSC label, after being fined in court for breaking…

People rushed to take advantage during the final days of the policy - and dealers may have found a way to cash in.

2023 was "extraordinary" and a sign of what is to come, climate scientists say.

Analysis - Following a tip that Ernslaw One, a huge Malaysian-owned forestry company, had lost its badge of environmental sustainability, Eloise Gibson goes on a quest to find answers.

Increasingly strong cyclones may mean a new higher-wind-speed category needs to be created, researchers say, as global heating ups the forces at play.

The Queen's Birthday storm caused masses of woody debris to flow down rivers and on to the beach, damaging homes, farms, roads and bridges and beaches.

A coalition of environment groups says New Zealand is breaching its free trade deal with the United Kingdom by rolling back environmental laws.

It might have stopped using the phrase in its marketing, but it still maintains it is "factually accurate".

The Environment Protection Authority has warned it will be in a cash crisis by the next financial year, following seven consecutive years in deficit.

Mike Smith has won the right to sue seven big polluters for their role in causing climate change, in a Supreme Court ruling delivered this morning.

相当多插电式混动车主希望通过改装车来规避RUC征费新规，但检测机构表示目前没有接到主管部门的明确通知。

Plug-in hybrid electric car owners are looking for ways to get out of the new charges.

Repealing the ban on oil and gas exploration may not succeed at extending the future of oil and gas in New Zealand, a briefing to Energy Minister Simeon Brown says.

Aotearoa is not on track to meet its emissions targets, incoming minister Simon Watts has been told.

Scientists involved in an ambitious attempt to drill deep into the rock and mud below the West Antarctic Ice Sheet say their efforts got "tantalisingly close".