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		1 Posts published on this day Eliminate the pandemic virus causing COVID-19 or risk an animal reservoir \| Public Health Expert	2	3 Posts published on this day Level with me \| COVID-19 The sun is setting on unsustainable long-haul, short-stay tourism — regional travel bubbles are the future \| COVID-19 Will the COVID-19 lockdown slow the effects of climate change? \| Climate: Explained Kiwi public health doc reporting back from Victoria (Australia): “Do quarantine well!” \| Public Health Expert read more	4 Posts published on this day The small numbers problem: distinguishing good luck from good performance \| COVID-19	5
6 Posts published on this day COVID-19 and the law in Aotearoa NZ \| Public Health Expert The long and winding rivers of social change \| Ariadne	7 Posts published on this day Opening New Zealand's borders - an educational scenario \| COVID-19	8 Posts published on this day Black Rhino Photo \| Chthonic Wildlife Ramblings What the world was like the last time carbon dioxide levels were at 400ppm \| Climate: Explained	9	10 Posts published on this day Weekly deaths declined in NZ’s lockdown – but we still don’t know exactly why \| Public Health Expert	11	12
13 Posts published on this day Did ancient Americans settle in Polynesia? The evidence doesn't stack up \| Guest Work Better understanding bacterial blooms in New Zealand waterways \| Genomics Aotearoa	14	15 Posts published on this day 1 in 5 Australian PhD students could drop out. Here are some tips for how to keep going \| Guest Work Power play: despite the tough talk, the closure of Tiwai Point is far from a done deal \| Guest Work Lockdown, relax, repeat: how cities across the globe are going back to coronavirus restrictions \| COVID-19 What if we took all farm animals off the land and planted crops and trees instead? \| Climate: Explained read more	16	17 Posts published on this day Immunity to COVID-19 may not last. This threatens a vaccine and herd immunity \| COVID-19 How New Zealand could keep eliminating coronavirus at its border for months to come, even as the global pandemic worsens \| COVID-19 All-pervading Waikato dampness \| Physics Stop	18	19
20	21	22 Posts published on this day There is no legal right to free quarantine — but there is a fair way to set the price \| COVID-19 NZ’s “Team of 5 million” has achieved the lowest COVID-19 death rate in the OECD – but there are still gaps in our pandemic response \| Public Health Expert	23	24 Posts published on this day I've been talking to conspiracy theorists for 20 years – here are my six rules of engagement \| COVID-19 Coronavirus lockdown reduced seismic activity around the world – new study \| COVID-19 CovidCard carrying Kiwis? \| COVID-19	25 Posts published on this day Searching for Misha: the life and tragedies of the world's most famous polar bear \| Guest Work	26
27	28 Posts published on this day Tiny asteroid whizzing past Earth today \| Out of Space	29 Posts published on this day It's complex \| Ariadne Safe arrivals \| The Dismal Science New Zealand research shows what a fat, healthy right whale looks like! \| Making Waves Data analysis skills are in hot demand - what should we be doing about it? \| Genomics Aotearoa read more	30	31 Posts published on this day Sharks are thriving at the Kermadec Islands, but not the rest of New Zealand, amid global decline \| Guest Work New Zealand wants to build a 100% renewable electricity grid, but massive infrastructure is not the best option \| Guest Work

Sharks are thriving at the Kermadec Islands, but not the rest of New Zealand, amid global decline - Guest Work

Guest Author • Jul 31, 2020

New Zealand wants to build a 100% renewable electricity grid, but massive infrastructure is not the best option - Guest Work

Guest Author • Jul 31, 2020

It’s complex - Ariadne

Robert Hickson • Jul 29, 2020

Safe arrivals - The Dismal Science

Eric Crampton • Jul 29, 2020

New Zealand research shows what a fat, healthy right whale looks like! - Making Waves

Otago Marine Science • Jul 29, 2020

Data analysis skills are in hot demand – what should we be doing about it? - Genomics Aotearoa

Genomics Aotearoa • Jul 29, 2020

Are we doomed if we don’t manage to curb emissions by 2030? - Climate: Explained

Robert McLachlan • Jul 29, 2020

Tiny asteroid whizzing past Earth today - Out of Space

Duncan Steel • Jul 28, 2020

Searching for Misha: the life and tragedies of the world’s most famous polar bear - Guest Work

Guest Author • Jul 25, 2020

I’ve been talking to conspiracy theorists for 20 years – here are my six rules of engagement - COVID-19

Guest Author • Jul 24, 2020

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		1 Posts published on this day Eliminate the pandemic virus causing COVID-19 or risk an animal reservoir \| Public Health Expert	2	3 Posts published on this day Level with me \| COVID-19 The sun is setting on unsustainable long-haul, short-stay tourism — regional travel bubbles are the future \| COVID-19 Will the COVID-19 lockdown slow the effects of climate change? \| Climate: Explained Kiwi public health doc reporting back from Victoria (Australia): “Do quarantine well!” \| Public Health Expert read more	4 Posts published on this day The small numbers problem: distinguishing good luck from good performance \| COVID-19	5
6 Posts published on this day COVID-19 and the law in Aotearoa NZ \| Public Health Expert The long and winding rivers of social change \| Ariadne	7 Posts published on this day Opening New Zealand's borders - an educational scenario \| COVID-19	8 Posts published on this day Black Rhino Photo \| Chthonic Wildlife Ramblings What the world was like the last time carbon dioxide levels were at 400ppm \| Climate: Explained	9	10 Posts published on this day Weekly deaths declined in NZ’s lockdown – but we still don’t know exactly why \| Public Health Expert	11	12
13 Posts published on this day Did ancient Americans settle in Polynesia? The evidence doesn't stack up \| Guest Work Better understanding bacterial blooms in New Zealand waterways \| Genomics Aotearoa	14	15 Posts published on this day 1 in 5 Australian PhD students could drop out. Here are some tips for how to keep going \| Guest Work Power play: despite the tough talk, the closure of Tiwai Point is far from a done deal \| Guest Work Lockdown, relax, repeat: how cities across the globe are going back to coronavirus restrictions \| COVID-19 What if we took all farm animals off the land and planted crops and trees instead? \| Climate: Explained read more	16	17 Posts published on this day Immunity to COVID-19 may not last. This threatens a vaccine and herd immunity \| COVID-19 How New Zealand could keep eliminating coronavirus at its border for months to come, even as the global pandemic worsens \| COVID-19 All-pervading Waikato dampness \| Physics Stop	18	19
20	21	22 Posts published on this day There is no legal right to free quarantine — but there is a fair way to set the price \| COVID-19 NZ’s “Team of 5 million” has achieved the lowest COVID-19 death rate in the OECD – but there are still gaps in our pandemic response \| Public Health Expert	23	24 Posts published on this day I've been talking to conspiracy theorists for 20 years – here are my six rules of engagement \| COVID-19 Coronavirus lockdown reduced seismic activity around the world – new study \| COVID-19 CovidCard carrying Kiwis? \| COVID-19	25 Posts published on this day Searching for Misha: the life and tragedies of the world's most famous polar bear \| Guest Work	26
27	28 Posts published on this day Tiny asteroid whizzing past Earth today \| Out of Space	29 Posts published on this day It's complex \| Ariadne Safe arrivals \| The Dismal Science New Zealand research shows what a fat, healthy right whale looks like! \| Making Waves Data analysis skills are in hot demand - what should we be doing about it? \| Genomics Aotearoa read more	30	31 Posts published on this day Sharks are thriving at the Kermadec Islands, but not the rest of New Zealand, amid global decline \| Guest Work New Zealand wants to build a 100% renewable electricity grid, but massive infrastructure is not the best option \| Guest Work

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