Another blow to environmentalists from the Supreme Court this week - take a look at my quick read for Inside Climate News!

Fun little update, I graduated Northwestern Medill and joined the amazing Morning Report team at RNZ as a producer! But I'll still be dropping the odd climate story, so keep an eye out 👀

Rising temperatures and commercial trawling in the Bering Sea are making it harder for salmon to survive and swim back upriver. The reverberations are both cultural and economic. insideclimatenews.org/news/18072023/…

In May I visited Arizona and spoke to those directly impacted by plans to mine copper under Oak Flat - a sacred site for thousands of Native Americans. It's a complex issue of environmental policy, mining laws and Indigenous rights. Please take a read! nativenewsonline.net/environment/th…

I'm back in NZ and still chasing the climate stories. Read my latest for Newsroom if you have a spare few minutes!

A little late, but here's my latest for Inside Climate News! I spoke to climate protestors who say the consequences they face for their actions are getting harsher.

It's a bit exciting to see this story on the cover of The Listener this week! Go and pick up a copy to read about the plight of cyclone-impacted homeowners and the sort of adaptation leadership we need from the next government.

what it’s like riding in the car with me

I spoke to some experts to see if we're likely to go the same way as the UK and Australia - harshening penalties for disruptive (and therefore climate) protestors. They said probably not. New Zealanders quite like protest.

In another edition of the The Listener this week, have a read about the risks facing the Feildings, Martons and Dannevirkes of the country as building owners scramble to meet their seismic strengthening deadlines. I love seeing all the quaint old buildings when I'm road tripping!

What could look like a minor change is actually a pretty big deal for hitting our targets - take a look!

What's your latest obsession? Mine appears to be mining. Or, more specifically, the debate surrounding minerals used in clean energy tech and the damage extraction causes. More on this topic to come. theguardian.com/world/article/…

FINALIST: Insurance retreat: Homeowners in flood-prone areas abandoned and facing risk – Emma Ricketts, The Listener Emma’s piece tackles managed retreat after Cyclone Gabrielle, a complex topic with very personal implications for some. More finalists: sciencemediacentre.co.nz/2024/06/13/the…