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When Frequent-Flying Becomes Insane-Flying

by Mike Pole April 30, 2017

by Mike Pole April 30, 2017

I loved my Singapore Airlines ‘Elite Gold’ card. Suddenly, International airports transitioned from being places where food and drink were wildly overpriced, …

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Tim Flannery and Megafaunal Extinction Shuffle-puck

by Mike Pole February 21, 2016

by Mike Pole February 21, 2016

Are Australian lives and property being burnt as a result of something that happened tends of thousands of years ago? In 1994 …

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Four Degrees of Climate Change in New Zealand – should we care?

by Mike Pole September 21, 2014

by Mike Pole September 21, 2014

New Zealand might be a relatively lucky position as regards global warming. We mostly have a moderate, ‘maritime’ climate. Not too hot, …

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Flooded Forests: sea-level rise in the Haast, West Coast, New Zealand

by Mike Pole July 4, 2014

by Mike Pole July 4, 2014

I own a little patch of bush in the Haast, on the wet, West Coast of New Zealand. It was selectively logged …

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Is New Zealand in the Anthropocene?

by Mike Pole June 19, 2014

by Mike Pole June 19, 2014

Has New Zealand recently entered an entirely new period of time? You may have caught up with the proposal that the world …

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Climate New Zealand Geology
Is New Zealand in the Anthropocene?

by Mike Pole June 19, 2014

by Mike Pole June 19, 2014

Has New Zealand recently entered an entirely new period of time? You may have caught up with the proposal that the world …

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Thin Ice? Climate change in Alexandra and skating on the Manorburn Dam

by Mike Pole April 28, 2014

by Mike Pole April 28, 2014

Growing up in Alexandra (Central Otago, New Zealand) in the early 1970s it was the family thing to go ice skating on …

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When Frequent-Flying Becomes Insane-Flying

Tim Flannery and Megafaunal Extinction Shuffle-puck

Four Degrees of Climate Change in New Zealand – should we care?

Flooded Forests: sea-level rise in the Haast, West Coast, New Zealand

Is New Zealand in the Anthropocene?

Is New Zealand in the Anthropocene?

Thin Ice? Climate change in Alexandra and skating on the Manorburn Dam