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Surprise! Farmers can be the new heroes of climate mitigation

A dollar spent wisely on mitigation brings transformational economic benefits. So we can justify investing in both mitigation and adaptation, as China, India and many other countries are doing. Humanity can still, just, prevent catastrophic climate change if each country shoulders its share of climate responsibility.

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Super League 2023: team-by-team guide to the new season

St Helens seek their fifth title in a row while the promoted and rebranded Leigh Leopards will seek survival

The Guardian - UK

Every Power 5 Coach’s Twitter Recruiting Bat Signal

Here’s how they let their fan bases know they’ve landed a commit.

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Richard Keys fumes at Mikel Arteta as he urges FA to "do something about this man"

Mikel Arteta saw his Arsenal side go back to the top of the Premier League but it is his conduct in the technical area that has seen Richard Keys call for action by the FA

Daily Mirror

Labour must make a bold, unpredictable move to win next election

In the Clark and Key governments a year out from their third election win, all the indicators were good but today's governing party faces an increasingly uphill battle, says Peter Dunne

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This week's bestselling books

The week's biggest-selling New Zealand books, as recorded by the Nielsen BookScan New Zealand bestseller list and described by Steve Braunias

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McLaren sees halo parallels with F1 2023 floor safety argument

McLaren technical director James Key says efforts by the FIA to address porpoising in Formula 1 on safety grounds can be compared to the push for the halo.

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A year on the River Thames, part one – in pictures

The first in a series of photo essays looking at a year in the life of the great River Thames. Jill Mead, a longtime London resident and urban photographer, takes a look at the many sides and seasons of the waterway

The Guardian - UK

McLaren brakes anomaly highlights rawness of F1 2022 cars

McLaren technical director James Key says the brake problems that have marred its start to the 2022 season have highlighted how raw understanding is of the new Formula 1 cars.

Motorsport

Keyontae Johnson, who hasn’t seen the court since scary collapse in 2020, makes 1 final start for Florida on Senior Day

One of the coolest things you'll see today.

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McLaren wants better high/low speed balance with 2022 F1 car

McLaren technical director James Key says his team has focused on producing a more balanced 2022 Formula 1 car than its 2021 challenger, which performed well on high-speed tracks but had an inherent low-speed weakness.

Motorsport

McLaren wants better high/low speed balance with 2022 F1 car

Autosport

Australian Open semi-finals: Barty and Collins storm through – as it happened

Both semis were completed in straight sets as Madison Keys and Iga Swiatek were swept aside ahead of Saturday’s final

The Guardian - UK

Flexi-wings harder to exploit in F1 2022, but could become issue – Key

McLaren's Formula 1 technical director James Key says flexi-wings 'will probably become some form of issue in 2022' but thinks the FIA's new regulations will make it harder to exploit aero-elasticity.

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Flexi-wings harder to exploit in 2022, but could become issue - Key

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McLaren expects "extremely high" rate of F1 development in 2022

McLaren technical director James Key is expecting Formula 1 teams to go through an 'extremely high' development rate in 2022 as they come to grips with its new rulebook.

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McLaren expects ‘extremely high’ rate of F1 development in 2022

McLaren technical director James Key is expecting Formula 1 teams to go through an 'extremely high' development rate in 2022 as they come to grips with its new rulebook.

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