Edge Breath Freshener

Sweden’s Right Livelihood Award Foundation – the “alternative Nobel” – honoured former-PM David Lange for his “steadfast work over many years for a world free of nuclear weapons.” The foundation was formed in 1980 by former European Parliament member and stamp dealer, Jakob von Uexkull, who believed that the Nobel Prize ignored contributions towards social responsibility and world peace made by those from less-developed nations. Lange felt humbled by the award, and was quick to point out the many “driving forces” behind NZ’s ongoing anti-nuclear stance. Lange famously remarked at the Oxford Union that he could “smell the uranium” on the breath of a contesting debater.


Tags: David Lange  Jakob von Uexkull  Miami Herald  Nobel Prize  NZ nuclear policy  Oxford Union  Right Livelihood Award Foundation  Sweden  

Unique Prehistoric Dolphin Discovered

Unique Prehistoric Dolphin Discovered

A prehistoric dolphin newly discovered in the Hakataramea Valley in South Canterbury appears to have had a unique method for catching its prey, Evrim Yazgin writes for Cosmos magazine. Aureia rerehua was…