Archive: Wed Feb 2021

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1 Posts published on this day Curb population growth to tackle climate change: now that's a tough ask \| Guest Work NZ needs an evolving pandemic strategy if it's to keep the public's trust \| COVID-19 Are We Screening Too Much for Skin Cancer? It’s Complicated. \| Guest Work Electric Cars’ Looming Recycling Problem \| Guest Work read more	2	3	4 Posts published on this day The demise of Project Energize in the Waikato \| Guest Work	5 Posts published on this day In an age of digital disinformation, dropping level 1 media studies in NZ high schools is a big mistake \| Guest Work Under the moonlight: a little light and shade helps larval fish to grow at night \| Guest Work Way to go: Electrifying advice from the Climate Change Commission \| Planetary Ecology	6 Posts published on this day It's still too soon for NZ to relax COVID-19 border restrictions for travellers from low-risk countries \| COVID-19	7
8	9 Posts published on this day When Scientists Become Allergic To Their Research \| Guest Work	10 Posts published on this day New Year of Ocean Mapping, Two Voyages Aboard the R/V Falkor \| Field Work	11	12 Posts published on this day The fate of chemicals in the environment \| Guest Work How best to classify and count NZ’s border control failures in the COVID-19 pandemic? \| Public Health Expert	13	14
15 Posts published on this day 10am brunch, 1pm Kmart: when the media pokes fun at someone's lifestyle, it's harder for the next person to get COVID tested \| COVID-19 Close contact test results will be crucial to whether Auckland’s level 3 lockdown is extended beyond three days \| COVID-19	16 Posts published on this day Why more contagious variants are emerging now, more than a year into the COVID-19 pandemic \| COVID-19 "Science Control to Bridge. CTD is ready to deploy." \| Field Work The Fukushima quake may be an echo of the 2011 disaster — and a warning for the future \| News Your questions on the latest NZ Covid cases, answered \| Infectious Thoughts read more	17 Posts published on this day No internet, no vaccine: How lack of internet access has limited vaccine availability for racial and ethnic minorities \| COVID-19 The Enduring Mystery of Critchfield’s Spruce \| The Changing Climate Plastic in the ocean kills more threatened albatrosses than we thought \| Hot off the press As NZ gets serious about climate change, can electricity replace fossil fuels in time? \| The Changing Climate read more	18 Posts published on this day NZ tourism can use the disruption of COVID-19 to drive sustainable change — and be more competitive \| News Test, test, test \| The Dismal Science	19 Posts published on this day As the Perseverance rover lands on Mars, there's a lot we already know about the red planet from meteorites found on Earth \| News Earth's magnetic field broke down 42,000 years ago and caused massive sudden climate change \| Hot off the press	20	21 Posts published on this day B.1.1.7 variant - early result suggests longer infections, management questions \| Code for life
22	23 Posts published on this day Trends and developments - February \| Ariadne	24	25	26 Posts published on this day New Zealand's COVID-19 stimulus is a 'lost opportunity' to move towards a low-emissions economy \| The Changing Climate NZ's smoking rates dropped dramatically thanks to a hard-hitting campaign. Could we do the same to bring emissions down? \| The Changing Climate A year on from the arrival of COVID-19 in NZ: 5 lessons for 2021 and beyond \| COVID-19	27	28

No internet, no vaccine: How lack of internet access has limited vaccine availability for racial and ethnic minorities - COVID-19

Guest Author • Feb 17, 2021

The Enduring Mystery of Critchfield’s Spruce - The Changing Climate

Guest Author • Feb 17, 2021

Plastic in the ocean kills more threatened albatrosses than we thought - Hot off the press

Guest Author • Feb 17, 2021

As NZ gets serious about climate change, can electricity replace fossil fuels in time? - The Changing Climate

Guest Author • Feb 17, 2021

Forests and intertemporal equilibrium - The Dismal Science

Eric Crampton • Feb 17, 2021

Would ‘COVID loans’ be a more affordable and sustainable way to support national economies? - COVID-19

Guest Author • Feb 17, 2021

Luciferin, Luciferase, etymology, & innuendo - BioBlog

Alison Campbell • Feb 17, 2021

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February 2021

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1 Posts published on this day Curb population growth to tackle climate change: now that's a tough ask \| Guest Work NZ needs an evolving pandemic strategy if it's to keep the public's trust \| COVID-19 Are We Screening Too Much for Skin Cancer? It’s Complicated. \| Guest Work Electric Cars’ Looming Recycling Problem \| Guest Work read more	2	3	4 Posts published on this day The demise of Project Energize in the Waikato \| Guest Work	5 Posts published on this day In an age of digital disinformation, dropping level 1 media studies in NZ high schools is a big mistake \| Guest Work Under the moonlight: a little light and shade helps larval fish to grow at night \| Guest Work Way to go: Electrifying advice from the Climate Change Commission \| Planetary Ecology	6 Posts published on this day It's still too soon for NZ to relax COVID-19 border restrictions for travellers from low-risk countries \| COVID-19	7
8	9 Posts published on this day When Scientists Become Allergic To Their Research \| Guest Work	10 Posts published on this day New Year of Ocean Mapping, Two Voyages Aboard the R/V Falkor \| Field Work	11	12 Posts published on this day The fate of chemicals in the environment \| Guest Work How best to classify and count NZ’s border control failures in the COVID-19 pandemic? \| Public Health Expert	13	14
15 Posts published on this day 10am brunch, 1pm Kmart: when the media pokes fun at someone's lifestyle, it's harder for the next person to get COVID tested \| COVID-19 Close contact test results will be crucial to whether Auckland’s level 3 lockdown is extended beyond three days \| COVID-19	16 Posts published on this day Why more contagious variants are emerging now, more than a year into the COVID-19 pandemic \| COVID-19 "Science Control to Bridge. CTD is ready to deploy." \| Field Work The Fukushima quake may be an echo of the 2011 disaster — and a warning for the future \| News Your questions on the latest NZ Covid cases, answered \| Infectious Thoughts read more	17 Posts published on this day No internet, no vaccine: How lack of internet access has limited vaccine availability for racial and ethnic minorities \| COVID-19 The Enduring Mystery of Critchfield’s Spruce \| The Changing Climate Plastic in the ocean kills more threatened albatrosses than we thought \| Hot off the press As NZ gets serious about climate change, can electricity replace fossil fuels in time? \| The Changing Climate read more	18 Posts published on this day NZ tourism can use the disruption of COVID-19 to drive sustainable change — and be more competitive \| News Test, test, test \| The Dismal Science	19 Posts published on this day As the Perseverance rover lands on Mars, there's a lot we already know about the red planet from meteorites found on Earth \| News Earth's magnetic field broke down 42,000 years ago and caused massive sudden climate change \| Hot off the press	20	21 Posts published on this day B.1.1.7 variant - early result suggests longer infections, management questions \| Code for life
22	23 Posts published on this day Trends and developments - February \| Ariadne	24	25	26 Posts published on this day New Zealand's COVID-19 stimulus is a 'lost opportunity' to move towards a low-emissions economy \| The Changing Climate NZ's smoking rates dropped dramatically thanks to a hard-hitting campaign. Could we do the same to bring emissions down? \| The Changing Climate A year on from the arrival of COVID-19 in NZ: 5 lessons for 2021 and beyond \| COVID-19	27	28

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