The three figures that paint a bleak picture of our climate reality
Jamie Morton reports on the significance of three figures in regards to climate change. Read here.
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Professor Tim Naish elected to key climate research role
Te Herenga Waka Professor Tim Naish is the new chair of the Joint Scientific Committee of the World…
Antarctic octopus sounds a warning over sea-level rise
Veronika Meduna explores the significance of research into Turquet’s octopus for sea-level rise. Read the full story in…
Saving coastal wetlands from climate change
Professor Karin Bryan, from Auckland University, talks to Jesse Mulligan about caring for coastal wetlands and a research…
60 years since the great 1964 Alaska earthquake
Talk provided by Dr. Chris Rollins from GNS Science on November 14, 2024 as part of the SZ4D…
Rangatahi explore coastal hazards and climate change science at Whakatāne workshops
Whakatāne students got to grips with earthquake resilient design, melting ice sheets, and climate modelling, as part of…
Te Hui Āhuarangi ki Whanganui: Whanganui climate forum 2024
Te Reo o Te Uru profile Te Hui Āhuarangi ki Whanganui in April 2024, including the changing coastline…
Whanganui Climate Forum hosting speakers from around the world
Billy van Uitregt speaks to Mike Tweed about the Whanganui climate forum. Read more here.
When will the next earthquake hit?
Crowdscience, a BBC podcast, speak to researchers involved in Our Changing Coast including Nicola Litchfield and Matt Gerstenberger…
This Antarctic Octopus Has a Warning About Rising Sea Levels
The New Edge Times provides an overview of how the DNA from a small octopus that lives in…