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The psychology of sustainable workplaces

21 April 2020

By acknowledging universal psychological drivers we can build more sustainable workplaces and organisations.
Plastic plague for our waterways

21 April 2020

Researchers find microplastic pollution in Auckland waterways that rival that found in the Rhine.
Plastic leachate at the base of food web

21 April 2020

Are microplastics disrupting the tiny creatures crucial to our marine food web?
Meet the reef whisperer

21 April 2020

By eavesdropping on the ocean researchers have found novel ways to revitalise seascapes suffering from climate change.
The secret life of our aquifers

21 April 2020

What is the impact of nitrogen pollution on our aquifers providing drinking water for 40 percent of New Zealanders?
NZ among global marine life hotspots

17 April 2020

Scientists have identified the world’s ocean hotspots where the widest variety of marine life can be found and say their work provides a roadmap to meeting long-held conservation goals.
Modern political differences linked to human evolution

15 April 2020

What determines our views on taxation, welfare, crime, healthcare, military spending and climate change?
Why the birds are back - and how to keep them here

13 April 2020

Opinion: Reduced noise, light and air pollution of lockdown means we can see and hear more birds and other wildlife. Margaret Stanley explains how to keep it this way.
Protecting your relationship under lockdown

8 April 2020

Opinion: Jessica Maxwell, Nickola Overall and the REACH group offer advice on how to maintain your wellbeing and relationships under extreme conditions.
University scientists date ancient tree at 28,000 years

8 April 2020

Radiocarbon dating has estimated that fragments of a tree recovered from a City Rail Link construction site are 28,000 years old – a time when moa, woolly mammoths and sabre tooth tigers still roamed the planet.
Sexually deceptive orchids and a duped wasp

7 April 2020

Falling for the sex-deception techniques of orchids could be a costly business for male parasitoid wasps according to a new study looking at the ‘economics of sperm’ as a vital part of long-term survival.
Healthy brains in isolated times

7 April 2020

Opinion: As we adapt to a new way of living, David Moreau offers five easy tips to help minimise the impact of social distancing and self-isolation on our brains.

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