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Big Science: Will 'feedback loops' worsen climate change?
They're called delayed feedback loops – and they play a big role in our warming planet.
They're called delayed feedback loops – and they play a big role in our warming planet.
Can higher rates of gout and type 2 diabetes in Pacific people be put down to evolution?
New York Times: Airborne toxins are so pernicious they may have shaped human evolution.
Will the quakes that rattled New Zealand this decade leave a shaky legacy for the next?
Disturbances to brain blood flow are a known cause in many diseases - such as dementia.
Animal DNA could clearing up long-standing mysteries about how the Pacific was settled.
It packs the potential to raise our oceans by metres. Will West Antarctica collapse?
Kids' bedrooms will become labs in a world-first NZ study into poor sleep and bad eating.
Scientists are on the verge of confirming we are not alone in the universe.
From immunotherapy to genomics, the 2020s are set to bring more big cancer breakthroughs.
New York Times: Trump's sidelining of science led to an exodus of expertise.
We are what we eat – but do we also eat what others tweet?
Two big climate drivers that stoked Australia's wildfire catastrophe finally to fade away.
Last year was NZ's fourth hottest on record - continuing a trend 'that is not our friend'.
New Zealand's summer is set to heat up again after a post-New Year cool spell.
Financial Times: From cancer cures to robots, the decade promises major developments.
World powers don't care what climate change will do to people and all living things.
Tens of thousands of Kiwis are already at risk from flood - and it's about to get worse.
Climate change will transform civilisations. How will it affect our smallest life forms?
The 2020s will bring us new fuels, foods and medical innovations, Jamie Morton writes.
The 5.5 million sq/km expanse of smoke drifting off Australia has made its way to NZ.
Today, we present this year's top five columns from Nanogirl Michelle Dickinson.
He Jiankui shocked the scientific world when he announced his genetic experiment.
NZ just saw 35th straight month of higher temperatures - a new norm under climate change.
A sprawling patch of warm water dubbed the "hot blob" is expected to linger over summer.
Authorities in Indonesia provided telescopes, special glasses to protect viewers' eyes.
In just a decade, New Zealand was shaken by some 226,427 quakes above magnitude 4.
Skin discovered in NZ may help to resurrect the extinct Tasmanian tiger.
University fires prominent NZ scientist Professor Alan Cooper after bullying probe.