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			1 Posts published on this day November ’16 – NZ blogs sitemeter ranking \| Open Parachute Compensating organ donors \| The Dismal Science Fusion energy: A time of transition and potential \| Guest Work	2 Posts published on this day Unfaithfully yours: what happens when virtual reality affairs get real? \| Guest Work Is someone reanimated from cryogenic freezing legally dead or alive? And other problems \| Guest Work	3 Posts published on this day Astronomical Travels: Stellar science on show \| Guest Work	4
5 Posts published on this day Surviving Obesogenic NZ \| Chthonic Wildlife Ramblings Water intoxication: are we drowning in advice to drink more fluids? \| Guest Work	6 Posts published on this day Key's legacy - an economist's view \| The Dismal Science Auckland Waterfalls: Karekare \| Chthonic Wildlife Ramblings Prime Minister English? \| The Dismal Science	7 Posts published on this day The internet of things and farming \| Griffin's Gadgets Why time seems to go by more quickly as we get older \| Guest Work	8 Posts published on this day Steven Joyce as Minister of Finance \| The Dismal Science Water fluoridation gets political \| Open Parachute	9 Posts published on this day Rise of the bots - AI shows its chatty side \| Griffin's Gadgets Sugar tax: The Gibson Critique \| The Dismal Science Crocodilians have long been good mothers \| Chthonic Wildlife Ramblings Local extinctions: Climate change's vanishing trick \| News read more	10 Posts published on this day Ice ages have been linked to the Earth's wobbly orbit – but when is the next one? \| Guest Work Auckland Waterfalls: A collage \| Chthonic Wildlife Ramblings	11 Posts published on this day Book review: What's so controversial about genetically modified food? \| Scibooks
12 Posts published on this day The festive psychology behind Christmas TV advertising \| Guest Work Guy McPherson and the end of humanity (not) \| Hot Topic	13 Posts published on this day Great walks, water meters and NZ Super - Solvable problems \| The Dismal Science Fluoridation: New research confirms it is cost effective – yet again \| Open Parachute	14 Posts published on this day Book review: Falcon \| Scibooks Brexit, Trump and all that \| The Dismal Science How to check if you're in a news echo chamber – and what to do about it \| Guest Work The big science stories of 2016 \| Griffin's Gadgets read more	15 Posts published on this day Are local quacks getting away with health fraud? \| Honest Universe Can the Greens ditch their anti-science baggage? \| Honest Universe	16 Posts published on this day The Brits are doing it: likely health benefits from a levy on soft drinks \| Public Health Expert Do humans need dairy? Here's the science \| Guest Work	17	18 Posts published on this day The Science of Christmas \| News An economist chooses his favourite books of 2016 \| The Dismal Science
19 Posts published on this day NIWA's year of science \| Field Work	20 Posts published on this day What does research say about how to effectively communicate about science? \| Guest Work Melibe Engeli - the strangest thing I've seen in ages \| BioBlog Do New Year’s Resolutions Work? \| Unsorted Do New Year’s Resolutions Work? \| Mere Conjecture read more	21	22 Posts published on this day Eavesdropping reveals hidden marine mammal populations in the ocean \| Unsorted In a demon-haunted world \| Code for life An insight into one of the world's biggest R&D spenders - Microsoft \| Griffin's Gadgets Thinking about Machines that “Think” \| Unsorted read more	23 Posts published on this day Weird Science: Taking on the world's hottest chilli and losing (part of your windpipe) \| Guest Work	24 Posts published on this day Weird Science: Beware the meerkat - cuddly critters the world's most murderous mammals \| Guest Work	25
26 Posts published on this day Weird Science: The 'kermit sutra' expanded as frogs taught us a new sex position \| Guest Work In search of salmon \| Field Work	27 Posts published on this day Snapping Chatham Rise critters \| Field Work	28 Posts published on this day Party balloons and sagging powerlines \| Field Work	29 Posts published on this day Weird Science: Robot bubs got teen girls pregnant \| Guest Work	30 Posts published on this day Weird Science: We got ship-wrecked after sinking the world's oldest beer \| Guest Work	31 Posts published on this day Weird Science: A Pommy prank nearly named a $340m research vessel RRS Boaty McBoatface \| Guest Work Is GM corn really different to non-GM corn? \| Code for life

Party balloons and sagging powerlines - Field Work

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