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Changing the world one climate story at a time

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Your support enables us to keep covering the climate. , we?re joining news outlets from around the

Your support enables us to keep covering the climate. [padding] [If you are unable to view this message correctly, click here]( [padding] [Stuff banner]( [spacer] [padding] Hi {NAME}, After the two years we have had, you’d be forgiven for feeling a sense of crisis overload. At Stuff, we’re not immune to the feeling. But we wouldn’t be doing our jobs if we stopped highlighting the climate crisis, which is barrelling on with little regard for Covid-19. This [World News Day]( we’re joining news outlets from around the world in a global campaign to highlight the critical importance of fact-based journalism in telling the story of climate change. Our climate team - climate editor Eloise Gibson and senior reporter Olivia Wannan - can’t make the crisis go away simply because we’re dealing with other crises. But we can break it down for our readers to keep them better-informed, even if they have limited mental bandwidth. This World News Day we’re highlighting the work of the past year which helped make the climate crisis digestible, and the solutions feel achievable. We do the mahi so you don’t have to - whether it’s [coming to grips with the new-look Emissions Trading Scheme]( [with all its flaws]( or expending the effort to understand [what the convoluted global system of creating and buying carbon offsets actually means]( for the planet. We can tell you why [no-one’s building windfarms any more]( or [how 25C came to be defined as a “hot day”](. Sometimes we uncover [a huge problem no-one’s talking about](. The number of readers who go back to these stories long after they were written tells us that people are using them as a reference guide to climate change, which is exactly what we hope for when we write them. One day, your kids and grandkids may thank you for not letting our focus slip. [padding] [padding] [padding] [Mark Stevens] [padding] Mark Stevens [padding] Stuff Editorial Director [padding] [spacer] [padding] Hot Air Sucks! [padding] [padding] [Hot Air Sucks!]( [spacer] [Our Hot Air Sucks! animated videos]( explain in simple terms exactly why climate change is making wildfires, floods, turbulence and ski seasons worse. [padding] [padding] [padding] What does it all mean? [padding] [padding] [What does it all mean?]( [spacer] The Climate Change Commission released its final advice to the Government, laying out a carbon-cutting roadmap that could change the way we live. We laid out [what it means for you](. [padding] [padding] [padding] It’s Now or Never [padding] [padding] [It's Now or Never]( [spacer] Want to save the climate but feel overwhelmed by the mountains of green advice? Our Now or Never six-week email course outlines greenhouse gas-cutting tips in weekly newsletters. [Sign up here](. [padding] [padding] [spacer] [padding] [I'd like to contribute]( [padding] [spacer] [spacer] [footer bar] [padding] [spacer] You've received this email because you have opted in to receive updates, offers and promotions from Stuff. Stuff is a collection of digital-first products and services that connect Kiwi communities to the stuff that matters, the stuff they love and each other. [spacer] [Unsubscribe]( [Terms & Conditions]( [Privacy Policy]( [spacer] Stuff, 4 Williamson Ave, Ponsonby, Auckland 1021, New Zealand. [spacer] [padding]

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