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1 Posts published on this day Book Review: The Unintended Consequences of Taming Nature \| Scibooks For a bigger carbon dividend \| The Dismal Science Can Cult Studies Offer Help With QAnon? The Science Is Thin \| Guest Work Widespread testing in Auckland now key to ruling out possible undetected COVID-19 outbreak \| COVID-19 read more	2 Posts published on this day Border Costs \| The Dismal Science Technology listicles, deep tech, and social systems \| Ariadne How to best prioritise Covid-19 Vaccination in Aotearoa/New Zealand \| Public Health Expert Blessed are they that have not seen the model, and yet have believed \| The Dismal Science read more	3 Posts published on this day Before we introduce vaccine passports we need to know how they'll be used \| COVID-19 NZ's Climate Change Commission needs to account for the huge potential health benefits of reducing emissions \| The Changing Climate	4 Posts published on this day The Biden Administration Increases the Social Cost of Carbon \| The Changing Climate Lots of law, not enough order — the government must be clearer about dealing with COVID rule-breakers \| COVID-19	5 Posts published on this day 'Knowledge is power' \| Mātau Taiao Driven to reconnect Māori with te taiao \| Mātau Taiao	6	7
8 Posts published on this day When climate change and other emergencies threaten where we live, how will we manage our retreat? \| The Changing Climate Following 3 major quakes off New Zealand, questions remain about how they might be linked \| Guest Work Gender bias in medicine and medical research is still putting women's health at risk \| Guest Work	9 Posts published on this day 'Biodegradable' plastic will soon be banned in Australia. That's a big win for the environment \| Guest Work 5 ways to spot if someone is trying to mislead you when it comes to science \| COVID-19 A divine visitor last Friday \| Kidney Punch Reflections from the rollercoaster, one year after my first collaboration with Toby Morris \| Infectious Thoughts read more	10 Posts published on this day We need to talk about police dogs \| Honest Universe Vaccination priorities \| The Dismal Science Google’s scrapping third-party cookies – but invasive targeted advertising will live on \| News	11 Posts published on this day Scientists used 'fake news' to stop predators killing endangered birds — and the result was remarkable \| Hot off the press	12 Posts published on this day Two months at sea has shown me how little we know of our oceans \| Unsorted	13 Posts published on this day Important vaccination stats to keep in mind \| The Dismal Science	14
15 Posts published on this day Blood clots, vaccines and the need for baselines \| Code for life	16 Posts published on this day Why New Zealand should invest in smart rail before green hydrogen to decarbonise transport \| The Changing Climate Spending time in nature has always been important, but now it's an essential part of coping with the pandemic \| Scibooks	17 Posts published on this day Climate refugee or hardy local? Solving a botanical mystery \| Lost Worlds, Vanished Lives A green tax on long-haul flights favours rich tourists. NZ needs a fairer strategy \| Guest Work Ancient leaves preserved under a mile of Greenland's ice – and lost in a freezer for years – hold lessons about climate change \| Hot off the press Blood clot fears: how misapplication of the precautionary principle may undermine public trust in vaccines \| COVID-19 read more	18 Posts published on this day Expansion of “green zones” may provide a chance for the global eradication of COVID-19 \| Public Health Expert	19	20	21
22 Posts published on this day Floods leave a legacy of mental health problems — and disadvantaged people are often hardest hit \| Guest Work Time to make nature studies a compulsory school subject – before it’s too late \| The Changing Climate	23	24 Posts published on this day Turning and turning in the widening gyre \| Planetary Ecology Put a stock in it: How to choose better generic images for science and health articles \| Guest Work I'm still not in the money \| BioBlog How particles ejected from the Sun affect Earth's climate \| Climate: Explained read more	25 Posts published on this day Submit! Submit! Submit! \| Planetary Ecology	26	27	28
29 Posts published on this day New Zealand needs urgent action to tackle the frightening rise and cost of type 2 diabetes \| News Shorter stays in the ED thanks to COVID-19 \| Kidney Punch	30 Posts published on this day The secret life of puddles: their value to nature is subtle, but hugely important \| The Changing Climate To ensure success of the trans-Tasman travel “green zone”, we need to reduce system failures at the NZ border \| Public Health Expert Where are all the four-leaf clovers? And what does that have to do with learning to code? \| Genomics Aotearoa	31 Posts published on this day the strange case of the headless sea slug \| BioBlog

‘Knowledge is power’ - Mātau Taiao

Rosemary Rangitauira • Mar 05, 2021

Driven to reconnect Māori with te taiao - Mātau Taiao

Rosemary Rangitauira • Mar 05, 2021

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1 Posts published on this day Book Review: The Unintended Consequences of Taming Nature \| Scibooks For a bigger carbon dividend \| The Dismal Science Can Cult Studies Offer Help With QAnon? The Science Is Thin \| Guest Work Widespread testing in Auckland now key to ruling out possible undetected COVID-19 outbreak \| COVID-19 read more	2 Posts published on this day Border Costs \| The Dismal Science Technology listicles, deep tech, and social systems \| Ariadne How to best prioritise Covid-19 Vaccination in Aotearoa/New Zealand \| Public Health Expert Blessed are they that have not seen the model, and yet have believed \| The Dismal Science read more	3 Posts published on this day Before we introduce vaccine passports we need to know how they'll be used \| COVID-19 NZ's Climate Change Commission needs to account for the huge potential health benefits of reducing emissions \| The Changing Climate	4 Posts published on this day The Biden Administration Increases the Social Cost of Carbon \| The Changing Climate Lots of law, not enough order — the government must be clearer about dealing with COVID rule-breakers \| COVID-19	5 Posts published on this day 'Knowledge is power' \| Mātau Taiao Driven to reconnect Māori with te taiao \| Mātau Taiao	6	7
8 Posts published on this day When climate change and other emergencies threaten where we live, how will we manage our retreat? \| The Changing Climate Following 3 major quakes off New Zealand, questions remain about how they might be linked \| Guest Work Gender bias in medicine and medical research is still putting women's health at risk \| Guest Work	9 Posts published on this day 'Biodegradable' plastic will soon be banned in Australia. That's a big win for the environment \| Guest Work 5 ways to spot if someone is trying to mislead you when it comes to science \| COVID-19 A divine visitor last Friday \| Kidney Punch Reflections from the rollercoaster, one year after my first collaboration with Toby Morris \| Infectious Thoughts read more	10 Posts published on this day We need to talk about police dogs \| Honest Universe Vaccination priorities \| The Dismal Science Google’s scrapping third-party cookies – but invasive targeted advertising will live on \| News	11 Posts published on this day Scientists used 'fake news' to stop predators killing endangered birds — and the result was remarkable \| Hot off the press	12 Posts published on this day Two months at sea has shown me how little we know of our oceans \| Unsorted	13 Posts published on this day Important vaccination stats to keep in mind \| The Dismal Science	14
15 Posts published on this day Blood clots, vaccines and the need for baselines \| Code for life	16 Posts published on this day Why New Zealand should invest in smart rail before green hydrogen to decarbonise transport \| The Changing Climate Spending time in nature has always been important, but now it's an essential part of coping with the pandemic \| Scibooks	17 Posts published on this day Climate refugee or hardy local? Solving a botanical mystery \| Lost Worlds, Vanished Lives A green tax on long-haul flights favours rich tourists. NZ needs a fairer strategy \| Guest Work Ancient leaves preserved under a mile of Greenland's ice – and lost in a freezer for years – hold lessons about climate change \| Hot off the press Blood clot fears: how misapplication of the precautionary principle may undermine public trust in vaccines \| COVID-19 read more	18 Posts published on this day Expansion of “green zones” may provide a chance for the global eradication of COVID-19 \| Public Health Expert	19	20	21
22 Posts published on this day Floods leave a legacy of mental health problems — and disadvantaged people are often hardest hit \| Guest Work Time to make nature studies a compulsory school subject – before it’s too late \| The Changing Climate	23	24 Posts published on this day Turning and turning in the widening gyre \| Planetary Ecology Put a stock in it: How to choose better generic images for science and health articles \| Guest Work I'm still not in the money \| BioBlog How particles ejected from the Sun affect Earth's climate \| Climate: Explained read more	25 Posts published on this day Submit! Submit! Submit! \| Planetary Ecology	26	27	28
29 Posts published on this day New Zealand needs urgent action to tackle the frightening rise and cost of type 2 diabetes \| News Shorter stays in the ED thanks to COVID-19 \| Kidney Punch	30 Posts published on this day The secret life of puddles: their value to nature is subtle, but hugely important \| The Changing Climate To ensure success of the trans-Tasman travel “green zone”, we need to reduce system failures at the NZ border \| Public Health Expert Where are all the four-leaf clovers? And what does that have to do with learning to code? \| Genomics Aotearoa	31 Posts published on this day the strange case of the headless sea slug \| BioBlog

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