Consumer guilt over the distance food travels from paddock to plate is misguided according to a report released at Copenhagen […]
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COP15 update – China-US friction, climate aid, clean tech deals
COP15 rolls into the weekend with a packed schedule of press conferences and meetings, many of them science-related, and several […]
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On Day Three, signs of a rift among developing nations emerged as Tuvalu led a call for a new legally-binding […]
Continue readingCOP15 update – Climate index, coral reefs and the Danish texts
Day two at Copenhagen saw the release of the WMO’s last global temperature data, which suggests the current decade is […]
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Journalists interested in what’s happening in Copenhagen can watch most events from their desks. All official meetings and press conferences […]
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COP 15: Is a deal on the cards? The Copenhagen climate conference kicks off over the weekend and while there […]
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Week from hell for climate science It broke last weekend and has run all week – the “climategate” saga that […]
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The annual Engineering Excellence Awards took place last night in Wellington, in what proved to be a very entertaining (and […]
Continue readingNewsletter Digest: Dietary supplements, a genetics roundtable and the Rutherford Medal
Briefing: dietary supplements Dietary supplements such as multivitamin tablets and energy drinks are an increasingly common part of our lives, […]
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