Environment

Second World Ocean Assessment is afloat

CSIRO’s contribution to the United Nations’ Second World Ocean Assessment has showcased Australia’s world-leading marine science expertise. Over 70 per […]

Indigenous-led response to climate change

Brinkwire, Other, 28/03/2021, Jonathan Edwards Traditional owners and scientists are coming together in Cairns as part of an Indigenous-led response […]

Towards profitable sustainability: ResourceCo

Waste Management Review, Other, 23/03/2021 Jim Fairweather, ResourceCo CEO, speaks with Waste Management Review about developing new markets for the […]

Is NSW flooding a year after bushfires yet more evidence of climate change?

The Guardian, Other, 22/03/2021, Graham Readfearn Experts say it’s unusual to see so many places with such high rainfall across […]

Cows fed small amount of seaweed burp 86 per cent less methane in trial

ABC Online, Other, 18/03/2021, Nick Kilvert Feeding cattle a small amount of a seaweed species found in Australia has been […]

Bushfire prediction tool can simulate dangerous ember showers and fire-generated thunderstorms

ABC Online, Other, 18/03/2021, Tyne Logan On January 6 and 7, 2016, a dark, dense and rotating plume of smoke […]

Technology regularly outperforms expectations – so what does this mean for future decision-making?

ClimateWorks Australia, Other, 15/03/2021 Senior Project Manager Tom Yankos looks back at a decade of ClimateWorks modelling. He finds that […]

Australian bushfire detection satellite to enter orbit

OpenGov Asia, Other, 09/03/2021 A space infrastructure company and an Australian wildfire intelligence company signed an agreement to send the […]

Scientists studying krill want to know how the tiny fish are affected by climate change and fishing

ABC Online, Other, 10/03/2021, Lucy Macdonald They are known as the building blocks of the ocean and great swarms of […]