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The Conversation is a network of not-for-profit media outlets that publish news stories written by academics and researchers.

14 million tonnes of microplastics on the seafloor

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We estimate there are up to 14 million tonnes of microplastics on the seafloor. It’s worse than we thought

by The Conversation

We need more stimulus

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Don’t worry about the debt: we need more stimulus to avoid a prolonged recession

by The Conversation

In 2020, it would be hard to top an “October surprise”

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Why (another) ‘October surprise’ may yet take place – this time in the Persian Gulf

by The Conversation

Great weather for mozzies

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La Niña will give us a wet summer. That’s great weather for mozzies

by The Conversation

The truth about Christmas 2020

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Boris Johnson needs to be loved too much to tell the truth about Christmas 2020

by The Conversation

Herd immunity could be lower than predicted

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Coronavirus: thresholds for effective herd immunity could be lower than predicted – here’s why

by The Conversation

The Brussels Finance Conference

Lifestyle

The Brussels Finance Conference of 1920: a lesson in the perils of focusing on the past

by The Conversation

New Zealand zero-carbon law

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Ardern’s government and climate policy: despite a zero-carbon law, is New Zealand merely a follower rather than a leader?

by The Conversation

Premier League should bail out the lower leagues

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Why England’s Premier League should bail out the lower leagues

by The Conversation

With Trump in hospital, uncertainty reigns

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With Trump in hospital, uncertainty reigns. It’s not likely to end any time soon

by The Conversation

300,000 young people left in limbo by COVID

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With over 300,000 young people left in limbo by COVID, we need a job cadet program

by The Conversation

Getting vaccines to developing nations

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What is COVAX and why does it matter for getting vaccines to developing nations?

by The Conversation

Facebook is merging Messenger and Instagram

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Facebook is merging Messenger and Instagram chat features. It’s for Zuckerberg’s benefit, not yours

by The Conversation

What catching COVID-19 meant for Boris Johnson and Jair Bolsonaro

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Donald Trump gets coronavirus: what catching COVID-19 meant for Boris Johnson and Jair Bolsonaro

by The Conversation

What the world can learn from clean energy transitions

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What the world can learn from clean energy transitions in India, China and Brazil

by The Conversation

High-street banking coming to an end

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Is high-street banking coming to an end?

by The Conversation

Donald Trump has COVID-19

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Donald Trump has COVID-19. How might this affect his chances of re-election?

by The Conversation

Advanced apprenticeships will boost skills

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Advanced apprenticeships will boost skills for future jobs, but not in time to counter COVID impacts

by The Conversation

No 10’s choice attempts

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BBC chair: leak of No 10’s choice attempts to destroy independence of appointments

by The Conversation

Businesses need to get creative

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How businesses need to get creative if they want to survive coronavirus – and any other crisis in future

by The Conversation

Prevention and therapy of COVID-19

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One small part of a human antibody has the potential to work as a drug for both prevention and therapy of COVID-19

by The Conversation

EU net-zero emissions plan

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Is the EU ‘cheating’ on its net-zero emissions plan? Here’s what the science says

by The Conversation

The Arctic hasn’t been this warm for 3 million years

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The Arctic hasn’t been this warm for 3 million years – and that foreshadows big changes for the rest of the planet

by The Conversation

Buried lakes of salty water on Mars

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Buried lakes of salty water on Mars may provide conditions for life

by The Conversation

Voters are divided on climate policy

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NZ election 2020: survey shows voters are divided on climate policy and urgency of action

by The Conversation

Australian destinations

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Which Australian destinations lose, and which may win, without international tourism

by The Conversation

The pharma industry is changing

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Coronavirus: how the pharma industry is changing to produce a vaccine on time

by The Conversation

Brexit dispute between UK and EU

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State aid is biggest Brexit dispute between UK and EU – there’s a workable compromise

by The Conversation

Women’s Statement improved decisions

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Each budget used to have a gender impact statement. We need it back, especially now

by The Conversation

30 September 2020

Microsoft Windows XP leak

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Airports, ATMs, hospitals: Microsoft Windows XP leak would be less of an issue, if so many didn’t use it

by The Conversation

30 September 2020

The first US presidential debate was pure chaos

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The first US presidential debate was pure chaos. Here’s what our experts thought

by The Conversation

30 September 2020

Azerbaijan sliding towards all-out war

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Nagorno-Karabakh: are Armenia and Azerbaijan sliding towards all-out war?

by The Conversation

30 September 2020

Going cashless isn’t straightforward

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Going cashless isn’t straightforward. Ask Sweden, or Zimbabwe

by The Conversation

30 September 2020

Climate warming is altering animals’ gut microbes

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Climate warming is altering animals’ gut microbes, which are critical to their health and survival

by The Conversation

29 September 2020

Government’s $800m Digital Business plan

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Government’s $800m Digital Business plan will let you access myGov with facial recognition

by The Conversation

29 September 2020

What do rising China-US tensions mean

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‘Our own 1945 moment’. What do rising China-US tensions mean for the UN?

by The Conversation

29 September 2020

A million deaths from coronavirus

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A million deaths from coronavirus: seven experts consider key questions

by The Conversation

29 September 2020

Who gets organ transplants

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How the airline industry recovers from COVID-19 could determine who gets organ transplants

by The Conversation

29 September 2020

Voters back lower rates

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How high should taxes be? New study shows voters back lower rates only for income earned on merit

by The Conversation

28 September 2020

Not much relief for parents

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Not much relief for parents, but new childcare measures will rescue providers (again)

by The Conversation

28 September 2020

Suspension of US aid to Ethiopia

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Suspension of US aid to Ethiopia is yet another example of Trump’s disregard for Africa

by The Conversation

28 September 2020

Google shouldn’t subsidise journalism

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Google shouldn’t subsidise journalism, but the government could

by The Conversation

28 September 2020

Australia’s proposed changes to the citizenship test

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Australia’s natural history and native species should be on the citizenship test

by The Conversation

28 September 2020

Top economists back boosts to JobSeeker

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Top economists back boosts to JobSeeker and social housing over tax cuts in pre-budget poll

by The Conversation

27 September 2020

Melbourne inches towards end of lockdown

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Curfew lifted and COVID-19 roadmap is ‘ahead of schedule’ as Melbourne inches towards end of lockdown

by The Conversation

27 September 2020

New EU migration pact driven by political compromise

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New EU migration pact driven by political compromise, not humanitarianism

by The Conversation

27 September 2020

Fewer people attended hospital with stroke

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Fewer people attended hospital with stroke during the pandemic – but why?

by The Conversation

27 September 2020

Live venues are the lifeblood of music culture

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Live venues are the lifeblood of music culture and must survive

by The Conversation

27 September 2020

Small-scale modular housing

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Small-scale modular housing could provide a lifeline for people experiencing homelessness

by The Conversation

26 September 2020

Ancient microbial life used arsenic to thrive

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Ancient microbial life used arsenic to thrive in a world without oxygen

by The Conversation

26 September 2020

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