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    Rights: Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) Published 22 June 2016, Updated 19 September 2024 Size: 22 KB Referencing Hub media

    The National Science Challenges were collaborative and multi-disciplinary research programmes. The Challenges were launched between 2014 and 2016, and ended in mid-2024.

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      The ocean, CO and climate change – timeline

      A look at the history of some aspects of ocean studies, including the interaction of the ocean with climate and atmospheric carbon dioxide. 1859 – Greenhouse effect John Tyndall identifies water ...

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      Developing healthy food products – an introduction

      High-value nutrition food exports are worth more than $20 billion per year to the New Zealand economy. Many consumers are willing to pay more for foods with health benefits. However, the health ...

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      Our Land and Water National Science Challenge

      Farming is a way of life in New Zealand – about half the country’s land is used for primary production. New Zealand Trade and Enterprise reports that New Zealand-grown produce feeds over 40 ...

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      New Zealand’s National Science Challenges

      As New Zealanders looking to the future, we are faced with many opportunities – and challenges. These include improving the health of all our people, advancing our economic growth, protecting our ...

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