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	1 Posts published on this day November ’15 – NZ blogs sitemeter ranking \| Open Parachute NZ's draft heath strategy under the spotlight \| Public Health Expert	2 Posts published on this day COP21: The latest \| Guest Work How fast can we transition to a low-carbon energy system? \| Guest Work Is promoting R&D New Zealand's path to prosperity? \| The Dismal Science	3 Posts published on this day Four homegrown science media projects worth checking out \| Griffin's Gadgets NZ Health Strategy – are the big prevention programmes really in there? \| Public Health Expert Book review: Big World, Small Planet \| Scibooks Why we need a 'space race' approach to saving the planet \| Guest Work read more	4 Posts published on this day Kiribatian households mull climate migration \| Guest Work Could life on an exoplanet spread to its neighbour? \| Guest Work Heavy burden caused by contaminated food \| News Sea level rise is real: why we need to retreat from unrealistic advice \| Unsorted read more	5	6
7 Posts published on this day The China adventure: Mudanjiang \| Chthonic Wildlife Ramblings Future Schlock \| Ariadne Guilt-free tourism: would you pay $11 for a carbon-neutral holiday? \| Guest Work Is dark matter really dark? \| Physics Stop read more	8 Posts published on this day Scientists and fossil fuel subsidies \| Griffin's Gadgets Have we finally reached peak fossil fuel emissions? \| Guest Work Removing atmospheric CO2 won't save us: we must cut emissions now \| Guest Work	9 Posts published on this day Scientists tend to superspecialise – but there are ways they can change \| Guest Work To save the environment, leave the 'collapse porn' under the mattress \| Guest Work “Natural News” on trial in The Hague for crimes against science \| Open Parachute 1.5 to stay alive: big issues for small countries as Paris climate talks get down to nitty gritty \| Hot Topic read more	10 Posts published on this day Which side of the asylum wall...? \| The Dismal Science Positive Paris talks not like cynical Copenhagen – but how will media cope? \| Guest Work The personal jetpack - who will get there first? \| Griffin's Gadgets Traditions and social arrangements out of step with social diversity \| Open Parachute read more	11 Posts published on this day Support science with these last minute Xmas gifts! \| Infectious Thoughts Bone of contention: Osteoporosis supplements under scrutiny \| News A meteorite on my knee \| Code for life How to build a real lightsaber \| Guest Work read more	12 Posts published on this day This is what will happen to the climate in the next 100 years \| Guest Work Climate of conflict: is global warming really not related to conflict? \| Guest Work Good deal or bad? Emotional turmoil as Paris climate talks draw to a close \| Guest Work A gift for someone special - Part IV \| Infectious Thoughts read more	13 Posts published on this day Five things you need to know about the Paris climate deal \| Guest Work Climate deal signed – now for the hard bit: action \| Open Parachute Paris agreement settled \| News The Paris climate agreement at a glance \| Guest Work read more
14 Posts published on this day Nurofen: Does It Really Target Pain? \| Honest Universe Nurofen: Does It Really Target Pain? \| Honest Universe A better understanding of Auckland volcanoes \| News On the track at the Avantidrome \| Physics Stop read more	15 Posts published on this day Your breaking science news service \| Griffin's Gadgets The big science stories of 2015 \| Griffin's Gadgets Emissions trading at Paris climate talks sets us up to fail \| Guest Work Is Keytruda cost-effective? \| Public Health Expert read more	16 Posts published on this day Busting sexism in science \| Infectious Thoughts Why art has a part to play in tackling climate change \| Guest Work I reject this \| Code for life Science removes doubt about Christmas \| Pointing At Science read more	17 Posts published on this day Fluoride and IQ – another study coming up \| Open Parachute Does it matter that Greenpeace journalists lied in order to expose academics-for-hire? \| Guest Work The race to be the first place in Aotearoa to be smokefree \| Public Health Expert	18 Posts published on this day Tip or slide? \| Physics Stop Weirdest science stories of 2015 \| Griffin's Gadgets How noise pollution is changing animal behaviour \| Guest Work Surveying heavy drinkers \| The Dismal Science read more	19 Posts published on this day NZ’s long-running Campylobacter epidemic from poultry: Now with antibiotic resistance \| Public Health Expert	20
21 Posts published on this day Santa skepticism in line with understanding of the world \| News Christmas trees weedy and not \| Code for life Why do people choose expensive branded drugs over cheap generics? \| Guest Work Electric cars charging ahead in NZ \| Guest Work read more	22 Posts published on this day Democracy and expert advice on scientific issues \| Open Parachute Santa's not redundant yet, but ... \| Ariadne New minister for Climate Change Paula Bennett confirms NZ uses ‘Hot Air’ creative accounting to meet emissions targets \| Hot Topic	23 Posts published on this day Community water fluoridation still cost-effective \| Open Parachute	24 Posts published on this day Fashionable futures \| Ariadne AGU: "Science's Big Day Out" \| Guest Work	25	26	27
28 Posts published on this day Back from the dead? Not exactly \| BioBlog	29 Posts published on this day Scientists on their favourite science fiction \| Guest Work	30 Posts published on this day Peer review – the “tyranny” of the third reviewer \| Open Parachute	31 Posts published on this day Great science journalism from 2015 \| Guest Work

Fluoride and IQ – another study coming up - Open Parachute

Ken Perrott • Dec 17, 2015

Does it matter that Greenpeace journalists lied in order to expose academics-for-hire? - Guest Work

Guest Author • Dec 17, 2015

The race to be the first place in Aotearoa to be smokefree - Public Health Expert

Public Health Expert • Dec 17, 2015

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