Environment

US artificial intelligence can be useful in helping preventing Australia’s bushfires

TechTimes, Other, 21/03/2022, Sophie Webster The artificial intelligence from the United States, created in the wake of Australia's horror fire […]

Australia, Indonesia partner to tackle plastic pollution

Packaging News, Other, 10/03/2022, Jan Arreza CSIRO and the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade have launched a new $1.3 […]

Climate tipping point of nitrogen fixation

Nature, Other, 08/03/2022 A recent study suggests that the optimal temperature for symbiotic nitrogen fixation rates exceeds the plant's preferred […]

Global company to transform Australian recycling with $260-million plant in NSW Central West

ABC Online, Other, 04/03/2022, Hamish Cole & Hugh Hogan A US-based recycling company has announced plans to build the largest […]

How satellites may hold the key to the methane crisis

The Guardian, Other, 06/03/2022, Jocelyn Timperley A new generation of detectors will be many times better at tracking discharges of […]

Worldwide trawling impact revealed

ECOS, Other, 21/02/2022, Annabel Boyer Hidden beneath the waves, the impact of bottom trawling is often talked about but rarely […]

CSIRO Alumni member – John Church has been officially recognised for his world-leading research into climate-related ocean level rises

Gympie Today, General News, 18/02/2022, Arthur Gorrie Gympie-born climate scientist John Church has been officially recognised for his world leading […]

Pushing Forward Better E-Waste Practises in Western Australia

OpenGov Asia, Other, 16/02/2022 The Environment Minister of Western Australia and its Innovation and ICT Minister recently held an industry […]

Human-driven evolution threatens fish stocks

Warming oceans and overfishing is causing species to evolve in ways that threaten the sustainability of commercial fisheries By Ameer […]