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The hunt for hydroxyl radicals in Antarctica could reveal the secrets of our future climate

7 April 2020

Trapped deep under layers of solid Antarctic ice are air bubbles from before the industrial age holding clues to a climate riddle which could radically reshape our understanding of global warming.

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A relief from sprinklers and hose restrictions in Napier
	6 Apr: A relief from sprinklers and hose restrictions in Napier... more

Expect a few showers between your hot cross buns next weekend
	6 Apr: Expect a few showers between your hot cross buns next weekend... more

Wellington City Council are monitoring parks and recreation areas after receiving a number of complaints about high head counts
	5 Apr: Wellington City Council are monitoring parks and recreation areas after receiving a number of complaints about high head counts... more

A Volcano Monitoring Network has sensed Auckland's response to the Covid-19 lockdown
	5 Apr: A Volcano Monitoring Network has sensed Auckland's response to the Covid-19 lockdown... more

Greater Wellington Regional Council is tipping cold water on one councillors call to dump a million litres of sludge a day into Cook Strait
	5 Apr: Greater Wellington Regional Council is tipping cold water on one councillors call to dump a million litres of sludge a day into Cook Strait... more

Betio is facing a population crisis, and a sea wall could be its only hope of survival
	5 Apr: On Esther's island, there are around 15,000 inhabitants per square kilometre — that's 2.5 times the density of Tokyo. But it's not by choice.... more

Kapiti residents struggling for essentials now have a dedicated phone number to ring
	3 Apr: Kapiti residents struggling for essentials now have a dedicated phone number to ring... more

Researchers are determining which areas of Wellington would fare worst in an earthquake
	3 Apr: Researchers are determining which areas of Wellington would fare worst in an earthquake... more

Residents of a small Bay of Plenty community have been given a year to move out
	2 Apr: Residents of a small Bay of Plenty community have been given a year to move out... more

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Most Popular Recent Environment News

11 Mar: A protected red billed gull in Kaikoura has been shot by what appears to be an arrow or crossbow bolt ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

29 Mar: A 4.8 magnitude earthquake rocked the top of the South Island this morning +++++++++++++++++++++++

20 Mar: A Marlborough council will be chlorinating some drinking water - to stop the spread of Covid-19 +++++++++++++++++++

24 Mar: Thousands of Kiwis hoping to get to the North Island on a ferry have clogged Picton streets ++++++++++++++

17 Mar: Coronavirus has evolved to spread. Here's how you can slow it down ++++++++++

28 Mar: Fire crews in Wellington are working to put out a small fire at a primary school ++++++++++

16 Mar: Almost 10 days since a fire tore through a Christchurch school ... it remains closed +++++++++

Environment NewsLinks

3 Apr: Coronavirus: emergency services adapting to lockdown environment (Stuff.co.nz)

2 Apr: Commissioners agree: awatarariki unsafe and residents must go (RadioNZ)

1 Apr: Stranded in paradise: kiwi family in lockdown on luxury private island resort (Stuff.co.nz)

31 Mar: Oil and gas ban lacked consultation - report (RadioNZ)

30 Mar: Lockdown prompts extension of marlborough environment plan appeals (RadioNZ)

25 Mar: Mammal study explains 'why females live longer' (BBCWorld)

20 Mar: Anxious? relax with five, four, three, two, one things (Stuff.co.nz)

19 Mar: Coronavirus: a list of sports still going ahead in new zealand and around the world (NZ Herald)

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Top Stories

RUGBY
Two-time World Cup champion Tim Horan has defended Rugby Australia chief executive Raelene Castle as other stakeholders call for her resignation during the covid-19 crisis More...

BUSINESS
A quarter of Airways employees will be made redundant due to the impacts of Covid-19 More...

Today's News

Rugby:
Two-time World Cup champion Tim Horan has defended Rugby Australia chief executive Raelene Castle as other stakeholders call for her resignation during the covid-19 crisis 8:37

Business:
A quarter of Airways employees will be made redundant due to the impacts of Covid-19 8:27

Politics:
More than a fifth of the population are set to benefit from the Government's wage subsidy scheme 8:17

International:
Treasury underestimated coronavirus like the rest of us, FOI documents show 7:57

Cricket:
Former New Zealand cricketer Jock Edwards is being remembered for an entertaining career 7:47

Rugby League:
Family will be at the forefront of Blake Green's mind if the NRL season resumes in Australia 7:37

International:
Coronavirus has changed the US election race — and Donald Trump has lost his rally advantage 7:27

Law and Order:
Former New Zealand cricketer Jock Edwards has died, aged 64 7:27

Law and Order:
Police are appealing for witnesses to a crash involving a bus and a silver Subaru in Dunedin 7:16

Environment:
The hunt for hydroxyl radicals in Antarctica could reveal the secrets of our future climate 7:06

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