The SodaStream boycott is not a principled stand. It is a performance. It sacrifices real Palestinian livelihoods for political theatre and it spreads lies to the New Zealand public. The real stain isn’t on SodaStream: it’s on PSNA.
As New Zealanders fill their shopping baskets in the coming months, it’s worth remembering that our food security depends on the resilience of those who produce it. And with a nation to feed, giving up simply isn’t an option.
Early results from the study suggest that in some cases, fungicide use could be reduced by up to 80 per cent.
These battles show that a solid, principled, case can win, even in Australia’s often biased courts. But unions have quietly amassed influence, with proxy advisers bullying corporate boards at AGMs. This partly explains Australia’s plummeting productivity rankings.
So the business of science is to find out knowledge. But scientific fact can never be just fact, brute fact. It isn’t fact unless it’s true and it isn’t true unless it is both correctly observed and truthfully reported.
Rein began building drones in seventh grade as a hobby. Over time, he began to realize the commercial and geopolitical importance of drone development.
All the incentives for this expanding global health workforce push them to support centralized, vertical approaches to public health. To be healthy, people now needed manufactured stuff, and only wealthy, Western-trained people can be trusted to make them have it.
History shows that’s never a good idea.
And why this is not necessarily a good idea.
Zoomers only get off their phones long enough to take a nap – and that’s if they even show up.
While not nearly complete and very much a work in progress, the efforts and successes of the Kennedy-Trump alliance are real and significant.
The conversation is dominated by the New Zealand Prostitutes Collective (NZPC), a lobby group whom the government relies on overwhelmingly for information regarding any issue related to prostitution.
“Dissent is the very essence of science” declare employees of NIH – but groupthink and replicability crises reign. Dr Bhattacharya knows first hand what happens when curiosity meets bureaucracy. Can he change that culture?
