Archive: Nov 2019

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				1 Posts published on this day A mountain of a challenge in banning glyphosate \| Guest Work A small New Zealand songbird that hides food for later use provides insights into cognitive evolution \| Guest Work	2	3
4 Posts published on this day Finish what’s on your plate \| Genomics Aotearoa	5 Posts published on this day The freshwater mussel housing crisis: eviction by invasive weeds? \| Guest Work	6 Posts published on this day Why Mars is cold despite an atmosphere of mostly carbon dioxide \| Climate: Explained	7 Posts published on this day Whooping cough vaccine works well despite its imperfections \| Diplomatic Immunity Retailing of vaping products – New NZ Research \| Public Health Expert Vaccination, compulsion, and paternalism for the lower orders \| The Dismal Science	8	9 Posts published on this day 1000 of these now \| Code for life	10 Posts published on this day How NZ was put on world maps using a transit of Mercury \| Out of Space
11 Posts published on this day New Zealand’s Poor Pandemic Preparedness According to the Global Health Security Index \| Public Health Expert Illicit markets and Bali Booze \| The Dismal Science How to cheat at university \| Physics Stop	12 Posts published on this day Zero Carbon: It’s not just a good idea, it’s the law \| Planetary Ecology Climate change will fuel bush fires \| Guest Work Participation rates \| The Dismal Science	13 Posts published on this day How growth in population and consumption drives planetary change \| Climate: Explained	14 Posts published on this day How does poor air quality from bushfire smoke affect our health? \| Guest Work Holy bin chickens: ancient Egyptians tamed wild ibis for sacrifice \| Guest Work Why municipal waste-to-energy incineration is not the answer to NZ's plastic waste crisis \| Guest Work Political parties and GMOs: we all need to move on \| Code for life read more	15	16	17
18 Posts published on this day On the road to Net Zero, the next step is to update our UN pledge \| Planetary Ecology New era for Ngāti Kuri and Auckland Museum \| Mātau Taiao	19	20 Posts published on this day Earth's artificial rings \| Out of Space Why coastal floods are becoming more frequent as seas rise \| Climate: Explained	21 Posts published on this day Is car washing so bad we need to ban it? \| Physics Stop	22 Posts published on this day JFK's assassination: a bit of physics \| Out of Space	23 Posts published on this day Big Pharma has failed: the antibiotic pipeline needs to be taken under public ownership \| Guest Work	24 Posts published on this day A Team Approach to Tackling the Psychology Replication Crisis \| Unsorted
25 Posts published on this day Among my favourite asteroids: (2472) Bradman \| Out of Space Measles vaccination a priority for travel to islands and Phillipines \| Code for life	26 Posts published on this day Measles deaths and antivax misinformation \| BioBlog	27 Posts published on this day How much does flying contribute to climate change? \| Climate: Explained Among my favourite asteroids: (2309) Mr. Spock \| Out of Space	28 Posts published on this day Samoa’s devastating measles epidemic – why and how bad? \| Diplomatic Immunity Advice about measles: when ignorance is definitely not a virtue \| BioBlog Anti-neutrinos–When you are your own opposite \| Physics Stop Exoplanets, life, and the danger of a single study \| Guest Work read more	29	30

Whooping cough vaccine works well despite its imperfections - Diplomatic Immunity

Helen Petousis Harris • Nov 07, 2019

Retailing of vaping products – New NZ Research - Public Health Expert

Public Health Expert • Nov 07, 2019

Vaccination, compulsion, and paternalism for the lower orders - The Dismal Science

Eric Crampton • Nov 07, 2019

Why Mars is cold despite an atmosphere of mostly carbon dioxide - Climate: Explained

Guest Author • Nov 06, 2019

The freshwater mussel housing crisis: eviction by invasive weeds? - Guest Work

Guest Author • Nov 05, 2019

Finish what’s on your plate - Genomics Aotearoa

Genomics Aotearoa • Nov 04, 2019

A mountain of a challenge in banning glyphosate - Guest Work

Guest Author • Nov 01, 2019

A small New Zealand songbird that hides food for later use provides insights into cognitive evolution - Guest Work

Guest Author • Nov 01, 2019

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				1 Posts published on this day A mountain of a challenge in banning glyphosate \| Guest Work A small New Zealand songbird that hides food for later use provides insights into cognitive evolution \| Guest Work	2	3
4 Posts published on this day Finish what’s on your plate \| Genomics Aotearoa	5 Posts published on this day The freshwater mussel housing crisis: eviction by invasive weeds? \| Guest Work	6 Posts published on this day Why Mars is cold despite an atmosphere of mostly carbon dioxide \| Climate: Explained	7 Posts published on this day Whooping cough vaccine works well despite its imperfections \| Diplomatic Immunity Retailing of vaping products – New NZ Research \| Public Health Expert Vaccination, compulsion, and paternalism for the lower orders \| The Dismal Science	8	9 Posts published on this day 1000 of these now \| Code for life	10 Posts published on this day How NZ was put on world maps using a transit of Mercury \| Out of Space
11 Posts published on this day New Zealand’s Poor Pandemic Preparedness According to the Global Health Security Index \| Public Health Expert Illicit markets and Bali Booze \| The Dismal Science How to cheat at university \| Physics Stop	12 Posts published on this day Zero Carbon: It’s not just a good idea, it’s the law \| Planetary Ecology Climate change will fuel bush fires \| Guest Work Participation rates \| The Dismal Science	13 Posts published on this day How growth in population and consumption drives planetary change \| Climate: Explained	14 Posts published on this day How does poor air quality from bushfire smoke affect our health? \| Guest Work Holy bin chickens: ancient Egyptians tamed wild ibis for sacrifice \| Guest Work Why municipal waste-to-energy incineration is not the answer to NZ's plastic waste crisis \| Guest Work Political parties and GMOs: we all need to move on \| Code for life read more	15	16	17
18 Posts published on this day On the road to Net Zero, the next step is to update our UN pledge \| Planetary Ecology New era for Ngāti Kuri and Auckland Museum \| Mātau Taiao	19	20 Posts published on this day Earth's artificial rings \| Out of Space Why coastal floods are becoming more frequent as seas rise \| Climate: Explained	21 Posts published on this day Is car washing so bad we need to ban it? \| Physics Stop	22 Posts published on this day JFK's assassination: a bit of physics \| Out of Space	23 Posts published on this day Big Pharma has failed: the antibiotic pipeline needs to be taken under public ownership \| Guest Work	24 Posts published on this day A Team Approach to Tackling the Psychology Replication Crisis \| Unsorted
25 Posts published on this day Among my favourite asteroids: (2472) Bradman \| Out of Space Measles vaccination a priority for travel to islands and Phillipines \| Code for life	26 Posts published on this day Measles deaths and antivax misinformation \| BioBlog	27 Posts published on this day How much does flying contribute to climate change? \| Climate: Explained Among my favourite asteroids: (2309) Mr. Spock \| Out of Space	28 Posts published on this day Samoa’s devastating measles epidemic – why and how bad? \| Diplomatic Immunity Advice about measles: when ignorance is definitely not a virtue \| BioBlog Anti-neutrinos–When you are your own opposite \| Physics Stop Exoplanets, life, and the danger of a single study \| Guest Work read more	29	30

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