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	1	2	3 Posts published on this day IPCC report: Coastal cities are sentinels for climate change. It’s where our focus should be as we prepare for inevitable impacts \| The Changing Climate IPCC report: this decade is critical for adapting to inevitable climate change impacts and rising costs \| The Changing Climate	4	5	6
7	8 Posts published on this day Latest Gender Attitudes survey reveals the attitudes of New Zealanders are not changing \| Guest Work Daily nicotine use increases among youth in Aotearoa NZ: The 2021 Snapshot Y10 Survey \| Public Health Expert	9 Posts published on this day Longer-term harm from Covid-19 in children: The evidence suggests greater efforts are needed to protect children in Aotearoa NZ from infection \| Public Health Expert No, catching Omicron is not ‘inevitable’ – here’s why we should all still avoid the virus \| COVID-19	10 Posts published on this day Something old, something new: meet St Bathans newest fossil duck \| Lost Worlds, Vanished Lives	11	12	13
14 Posts published on this day Putin and the Bomb: Why New Zealand national risk assessments should include planning for the potential impacts of nuclear winter \| Public Health Expert Endurance captain Frank Worsley, Shackleton’s gifted navigator, knew how to stay the course \| News	15	16	17	18 Posts published on this day Remaking history: how we are recreating Renaissance beauty recipes in the modern chemistry lab \| Guest Work	19	20
21 Posts published on this day Covid-19 Hospitalisations Now Peaking in Aotearoa NZ – But Key Covid-19 Control Measures Still Need to be Maintained \| Public Health Expert Establishing Long COVID services in Aotearoa NZ – what can we learn from overseas? \| Public Health Expert	22 Posts published on this day Long COVID: a crucial reason for vax, mask, and distance \| Public Health Expert	23 Posts published on this day Managing New Zealand’s greenhouse gas emissions from aviation \| Planetary Ecology	24 Posts published on this day Smoking denormalization and tobacco endgames \| Public Health Expert	25	26	27
28 Posts published on this day The long night: how the Ice Age drove blue-eyed shag evolution \| Lost Worlds, Vanished Lives	29	30	31 Posts published on this day Te reo Māori can enhance all aspects of life - Dr Rāpata Wiri \| Mātau Taiao Creating change by sharing mātauranga \| Mātau Taiao

Something old, something new: meet St Bathans newest fossil duck - Lost Worlds, Vanished Lives

Nic Rawlence • Mar 10, 2022

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	1	2	3 Posts published on this day IPCC report: Coastal cities are sentinels for climate change. It’s where our focus should be as we prepare for inevitable impacts \| The Changing Climate IPCC report: this decade is critical for adapting to inevitable climate change impacts and rising costs \| The Changing Climate	4	5	6
7	8 Posts published on this day Latest Gender Attitudes survey reveals the attitudes of New Zealanders are not changing \| Guest Work Daily nicotine use increases among youth in Aotearoa NZ: The 2021 Snapshot Y10 Survey \| Public Health Expert	9 Posts published on this day Longer-term harm from Covid-19 in children: The evidence suggests greater efforts are needed to protect children in Aotearoa NZ from infection \| Public Health Expert No, catching Omicron is not ‘inevitable’ – here’s why we should all still avoid the virus \| COVID-19	10 Posts published on this day Something old, something new: meet St Bathans newest fossil duck \| Lost Worlds, Vanished Lives	11	12	13
14 Posts published on this day Putin and the Bomb: Why New Zealand national risk assessments should include planning for the potential impacts of nuclear winter \| Public Health Expert Endurance captain Frank Worsley, Shackleton’s gifted navigator, knew how to stay the course \| News	15	16	17	18 Posts published on this day Remaking history: how we are recreating Renaissance beauty recipes in the modern chemistry lab \| Guest Work	19	20
21 Posts published on this day Covid-19 Hospitalisations Now Peaking in Aotearoa NZ – But Key Covid-19 Control Measures Still Need to be Maintained \| Public Health Expert Establishing Long COVID services in Aotearoa NZ – what can we learn from overseas? \| Public Health Expert	22 Posts published on this day Long COVID: a crucial reason for vax, mask, and distance \| Public Health Expert	23 Posts published on this day Managing New Zealand’s greenhouse gas emissions from aviation \| Planetary Ecology	24 Posts published on this day Smoking denormalization and tobacco endgames \| Public Health Expert	25	26	27
28 Posts published on this day The long night: how the Ice Age drove blue-eyed shag evolution \| Lost Worlds, Vanished Lives	29	30	31 Posts published on this day Te reo Māori can enhance all aspects of life - Dr Rāpata Wiri \| Mātau Taiao Creating change by sharing mātauranga \| Mātau Taiao

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