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Experts in freshwater quality, management and biodiversity have signed on to a series of recommendations, released today, they say are […]
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The release of the Children Social Health Monitor 2012 update has drawn attention to the unmet needs of the many […]
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An opinion piece in the NZ Herald this week challenged New Zealand to lead the world by banning animal testing outright. This […]
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Freshwater scientists are speaking out about the state of New Zealand rivers and lakes and the impact of land intensification. […]
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Update: The MetService has blog has been updated to redefine the weather event as a ‘mircoburst’ rather than a tornado. […]
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Writing in the New Zealand Herald, former league star and Community Action Youth & Drugs spokesperson Kevin Tamati offers a […]
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Is current intensification of land use damaging our waterways beyond repair? Deteriorating water quality and arguments over access to water […]
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Writing for Fairfax NZ News, Anthony Hubbard profiles Prof Sir Peter Gluckman, the Prime Minister’s Chief Science Advisor. An excerpt […]
Continue readingDave Armstrong on Joy, purity and the environment
Columnist Dave Armstrong, writing in the Dominion Post, muses on the the environmental criticisms levelled at the government by Ecologist […]
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