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	1 Posts published on this day By declaring a climate emergency Jacinda Ardern needs to inspire hope, not fear \| Unsorted Why the way we approach transgender and non-binary healthcare needs to change \| Guest Work Scientists should welcome charges against agency over Whakaari/White Island — if it helps improve early warning systems \| News Ancient sponges or just algae? New research overturns chemical evidence for the earliest animals \| Hot off the press read more	2 Posts published on this day Climate emergency or not, New Zealand needs to start doing its fair share of climate action \| Planetary Ecology I Published a Fake Paper in a ‘Peer-Reviewed’ Journal \| Guest Work	3 Posts published on this day Māori and Pacific academics paid and promoted less \| News	4 Posts published on this day A vaccine will be a game-changer for international travel. But it's not everything \| COVID-19 The forgotten environmental crisis: how 20th century settler writers foreshadowed the Anthropocene \| Guest Work Health and Economic Impacts of the COVID-19 Response: NZ Compared to OECD Countries \| Unsorted	5	6
7	8 Posts published on this day Teen body dissatisfaction predictor of adult depression \| News An ocean like no other: the Southern Ocean's ecological richness and significance for global climate \| Guest Work	9 Posts published on this day Is science becoming artificially intelligent? \| Ariadne	10 Posts published on this day Good s-ci-ense of humour \| Tuhia ki te rangi Report shows New Zealand's 'fragmented' environmental research funding doesn't match most urgent needs \| Guest Work	11 Posts published on this day Mammoth bones – and … potatoes??? \| BioBlog Those vaccine ingredients again \| BioBlog 30% of New Zealanders are 'vaccine sceptics', so trust is key to COVID-19 vaccine roll-out \| COVID-19 Sweden vs. New Zealand, with Taiwan in the lead \| COVID-19 read more	12	13 Posts published on this day Vaccines, viruses, & mRNA \| BioBlog
14 Posts published on this day An Australia–NZ travel bubble needs a unified COVID contact-tracing app. We're not there \| COVID-19 What does the 2019/20 NZ Health Survey tell us about progress towards a Smokefree Aotearoa? \| Public Health Expert	15 Posts published on this day Book Review: The Power of Chance in Shaping Life and Evolution \| Scibooks Dr. Jill Biden and the Doctoral Title Controversy \| Guest Work Marine protection falls short of the 2020 target to safeguard 10% of the world’s oceans. A UN treaty and lessons from Antarctica could help \| Guest Work The Jiangcungou landfill – China’s sleeping giant \| Tuhia ki te rangi read more	16 Posts published on this day For a carbon dividend \| The Dismal Science We (still) need to talk about cars \| Planetary Ecology Kane Williamson’s ‘soft hands’ \| Physics Stop Nudged by Te Ao Māori to explore science \| Mātau Taiao read more	17	18 Posts published on this day Covid-19 and the Science Media Centre \| News	19	20 Posts published on this day Great conjunctions and the star/comet of Bethlehem \| Out of Space The virus that stole Christmas \| Ariadne
21 Posts published on this day Wasps are forever? The potential to eliminate an invasive pest in New Zealand; permissions withstanding \| Genomics Aotearoa Not just complacency: why people are reluctant to use COVID-19 contact-tracing apps \| COVID-19 Just how worrying is the new Covid-19 strain for Britain – and the rest of us? \| Infectious Thoughts Staying Safe from COVID-19 over Summer and Beyond: The Need for More NZ Government Action \| Public Health Expert read more	22 Posts published on this day How to keep COVID-19 at bay during the summer holidays — and help make travel bubbles a reality in 2021 \| COVID-19	23 Posts published on this day The difference between science and engineering \| Physics Stop Greenwashing: The New Brainwashing \| Tuhia ki te rangi	24 Posts published on this day Christmas without lockdowns, despite contrary views \| Lately, In Science	25	26	27
28	29	30	31 Posts published on this day Scientists shine in New Year's Honours \| Lately, In Science

Scientists shine in New Year’s Honours - Lately, In Science

Sarah-Jane O'Connor • Dec 31, 2020

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