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ANALYSIS: Govt handout follows rising costs under New Zealand’s Emissions Trading Scheme.

Economic Growth Minister Nicola Willis said the Golden Bay decision was not taken lightly.

The trust oversees 198,000ha across 76 Māori-owned farms.

PLUS: CDC valuation explodes, again, on big data centre contracts, with more rumoured.

A series of announcements have been made at the agricultural event.

“This isn’t just another wish list or a collection of vague ideas."

New York Times: Many on the political right have used the shift to attack climate science.

OPINION: The law change stops the Smith v Fonterra climate case ever being heard.

OPINION: Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith will change the Climate Change Response Act.

Setback for new research on whether low-emitting bulls pass traits onto milking daughters.

OPINION: Ditch LNG terminal and back Lake Onslow for true energy security.

Crown indemnity could drive new investment in thermal electricity, mitigate political risk

OPINION: Chinese New Year mill closures in China are reshaping log supply and prices.

The 7861sq m site will recycle refrigerant from end-of-life heat pumps.

OPINION: No NZ government will pay $3b to other governments for foreign climate projects.

The minister suggested a more moderate weakening of climate disclosure rules.

The Maungatūroto solar farm will supply about two-thirds of Ryman villages' power needs.

2025 is the second calendar year in which all four quarterly ETS auctions have failed.

MPs clashed in Parliament this morning, hurling insults at each other.

OPINION: NZU values plunged 20% after the Government signalled ETS reform.

Dr Kevin Trenberth says biogenic methane is part of a natural carbon cycle.

Last night the Government quietly stripped the Climate Change Commission of a job.

Air NZ's new boss on 'wicked' problems he's confronting, and how to never waste a crisis.