Expert Q&A

Expert Q&A, Expert Reactions | Published: 12 May 200920 May 2009

The world’s oceans absorb around one third of the carbon released into the atmosphere as a result of human activities […]

Expert Q&A | Published: 24 April 200924 April 2009

New Zealand scientists are among an international group of researchers who have sequenced the cow genome in its entirety and […]

Expert Q&A, Expert Reactions | Published: 19 March 200927 March 2009

Can looking at samples of five million year-old rock sediment tell us the consequences of warming the earth by pumping […]

Expert Q&A, Expert Reactions | Published: 06 March 200927 March 2009

LISTEN ONLINE: MEDIA BRIEFING: Tuesday, 10 March 10.30am As an isolated, island nation, New Zealand has managed to keep at […]

Expert Q&A | Published: 19 February 200927 March 2009

An audio briefing for journalists on food miles and eco-labeling and the economic implications for New Zealand exports. Log-in to […]

Expert Q&A, Expert Reactions | Published: 05 February 200927 March 2009

There is a real problem in New Zealand with immunisation rates, as highlighted in the Unicef’s State of the World’s […]

Expert Q&A | Published: 30 January 200927 March 2009

La Niña continues, with mild conditions nationally, and likely dry in the south NIWA – A moderate La Niña in […]

Expert Q&A | Published: 27 January 200919 June 2011

The 2007-08 report from Dairy NZ and Livestock Improvement Corporation has some interesting statistics about the dairy industry in New […]

Expert Q&A | Published: 13 January 200927 March 2009

by Motoko Kakubayashi The philosopher Aristotle once mused that weather is the second greatest problem to man, second only to […]

Expert Q&A | Published: 12 January 200927 March 2009

Today’s Sydney Morning Herald reports concerns from scientists that nanoparticles in some popular sunscreens may trigger a range of ailments from […]