Climate of change

Recently, people in Sweden have chosen to fly less and take the train more. They have coined a new word, "flygskam", for the shame associated with flying and its climate impact. When Swedes want to...

At last there are reasons to hope we might head off runaway climate change, writes Colin Campbell-Hunt. 

If climate change doesn't impact you directly, there's a very good chance those who are affected will be dropping by, writes Colin Campbell-Hunt.

A new study grapically illustrates our climate predicament, writes Colin Campbell-Hunt. 

Increased use of methane risks speeding our progress towards a more volatile climate, writes Colin Campbell-Hunt. 

Sometimes it is too hot to be very productive, a circumstance more of us will encounter more often, writes Colin Campbell-Hunt. 

Dunedin is facing up to change, providing the opportunity for everyone to contribute to building a shared long-term vision, writes Colin Campbell-Hunt.

The picture presented by the dairy industry’s marketing unhelpfully glosses over some realities.

If the voters of the future could be polled today, what issues would they want us to act on now? writes Colin Campbell-Hunt.

Neither Donald Trump nor the market have the answers to addressing climate change, writes Colin Campbell-Hunt.

The path to a carbon-neutral future will require radical change and vigorous action, writes Colin Campbell-Hunt.

We have an ally in the effort to combat climate change, writes Colin Campbell-Hunt.

It is time to consign the black rocks that stoked the Industrial Revolution to history, writes Colin Campbell Hunt.

The data says the election of a science-denier to the White House does not mean it’s gameover for addressing climate change, Colin Campbell Hunt writes.