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Environment Southland gives the ok for intensive farming on the edge of Fiordland National Park. Everyday there's more news of disastrous decisions being made by people in power. The local body elections in the next month give us one easy and straightforward way to change that.
Tens of thousands of hectares of indigenous forests, scrub and shrublands have been lost over the last 30 years. A string of threats loom over what remains.
Patent Issued for Insulin Pen Smart Administration And Teaching Device (USPTO 10,910,092) Hospital & Nursing Home Daily News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Hospital & Nursing Home Daily -- Cerner Innovation Inc. ( Kansas City, Kansas, United States) has been issued patent number 10,910,092, according to news reporting originating out of Alexandria, Virginia, by NewsRx editors. The patent’s inventor is Portnoy, Alan Mark ( May 20, 2019 and was published online on February 15, 2021. From the background information supplied by the inventors, news correspondents obtained the following quot...
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'Unpleasant' smell leads gardener to blood-red fungus 11 Jan, 2021 09:00 PM 2 minutes to read Otago Daily Times A devilish diffusion of festering flesh hit the nostrils of a Manapouri man mowing his lawn at the weekend. The culprit; a blood-red, fly-attracting native fungus known as devil's fingers (Clathrus archeri). However, when Aaron Nicholson stumbled across the fungus he did not know what it was and took to social media to identify it. He had seen the specimen several years before in the same spot at the Manapouri Motels & Holiday Park, but had assumed it was a flower dropped by a guest...
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Manapouri gardener sniffs out mystery fungus 11 Jan, 2021 07:00 PM 2 minutes to read Otago Daily Times By: Laura Smith A devilish diffusion of festering flesh hit the nostrils of a Manapouri man mowing his lawn at the weekend. The culprit; a blood red, fly-attracting native fungus known as devil's fingers (Clathrus archeri). However, when Aaron Nicholson stumbled across the fungus he did not know what it was and took to social media to identify it. He had seen the specimen several years before in the same spot at the Manapouri Motels & Holiday Park, but had assumed it was a flower dropped by ...