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Environment – New bike hub for Mangawhai

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By Sarah Bray Verified
| Local Matters NZ
The Sustainable Kaipara team visited a bike hub in Grey Lynn. Mangawhai is a community that loves to ride. Between the forestry loops out at Te Arai, the pump tracks at MAZ, and a growing network of mountain bike trails with the establishment of the Mangawhai Bike Park, cycling has become a favourite activity in the area. Which is why we reckon it’s time to bring a bike hub to Mangawhai. So, what is a bike hub?
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Pioneer-factor activity requires stable chromatin occupancy mediated by both sequence-specific binding and disordered protein domains

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By Andrea Cimolato, Tahnee Mackensen, Wenqi Pan, Meghan M. Freund, F. Javier deHaro-Arbona, Sarah Baloul, Ali Torhorst, Charalambos Roussos, Abby J Ruffridge, Andrew Q. Rashoff, Ryen Hazzard, Peter Lewis, Sarah Bray Verified, Melissa Harrison
| Science Magazine Verified
Abstract INTRODUCTION RESULTS DISCUSSION MATERIALS AND METHODS Acknowledgments Supplementary Materials REFERENCES Information & Authors Metrics & Citations View Options References Figures Tables Media Share Abstract Pioneer transcription factors overcome the restrictive barrier imposed by chromatin to drive cell-fate specification, yet how their domains collectively support this activity remains unclear.
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Sustainable Kaipara - Turning the tide on textile waste

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By Sarah Bray Verified
| Local Matters NZ
A new two-year initiative is set to tackle one of the fastest growing waste problems in Aotearoa – textile waste driven by the global rise of fast fashion. The Textile Recycling Network project, managed by CBEC Northland with Sustainable Kaipara delivering a feasibility study, aims to create a viable model for recovering waste textiles for reprocessing into new products.
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