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A round-up of comment from experts on breaking stories and ongoing issues in science and technology.
The consequences of more acidic oceans
The world’s oceans absorb around one third of the carbon released into the atmosphere as a result of human activities […]
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Atopic eczema is one of a group of inherited conditions that also includes asthma and hay fever. It results in […]
Continue readingUK scientists on revision of EU Animal Testing Directive
UK experts comment on the EU Parliament plenary vote, which was passed in favour of revising EU Animal Testing Directive […]
Continue readingAustralian scientists on move to delay ETS introduction
As The Emissions Trading Scheme select committee continues to hear submissions on the review of the carbon-reduction mechaism, Australian Prime […]
Continue readingNew Zealand glaciers disprove global climate sync-up
Researchers have long puzzled over how climate has evolved over thousands of years in different regions of the world. Has […]
Continue readingThe economic implications of the swine flu outbreak – AusSMC
The AusSMC gathered these comments from academics at the Australian School of Business who have been considering the impact of […]
Continue readingSwine influenza – backgrounder
A backgrounder on swine influenza put together by the Science Media Centre in London. What is it? · Swine flu […]
Continue readingExperts respond – UK scientists on the swine flu outbreak
Comments gathered by the Science Media Centre based in London. New Zealand and Australian expert comment can be found here. […]
Continue readingJournalists’ questions on swine flu answered
The Science Media Centre in London compiled answers to questions on swine flu posed by UK-based journalists – answers courtesy […]
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