Environment

More back-to-back La Nina years likely with climate change, study suggests

New Zealand Herald, Other, 27/07/2023, Jamie Morton Back-to-back La Nina events like the one which just helped deliver New Zealand […]

Join a new frontier of plastics innovation with the Indo-Pacific Plastics Innovation Network

With 90 billion tonnes of primary materials used globally for plastics each year and only 9% of them being recycled, […]

CSIRO researchers have weighed in with their view on the significance of the possible El Niño conditions warning

Australasian Farmers’ & Dealers’ Journal, Other, 07/06/2023 Following The Bureau of Meteorology announcement that we can expect to move out […]

CSIRO voyage brings together international laboratories to help improve ocean studies

Eco Voice, Other, 05/06/2023 In a world-first voyage to the Southern Ocean, 14 leading ocean chemistry laboratories from 12 countries […]

Japan’s Nissui in Australian Asparagopsis Producer Immersion Group

Global Aginvesting, Globalaginvesting.com, 06/06/2023, Lynda Kiernan-Stone Japan's Nissui Corporation, the second largest seafood producer in the world with 2022 revenue […]

Deep ocean currents are slowing in the Antarctic – what does that mean?

The Millennial Source, themilsource.com, 29/05/2023, Vanessa Wolosz Ice in the Arctic and the Antarctic is melting quickly because of climate […]

Dangerous slowing of Antarctic ocean circulation sooner than expected

News Concerns, newsconcerns.com, 29/05/2023, Harry Jones Scientists have said that an acceleration of melting Antarctic ice and rising temperatures, driven […]

El Niño and La Niña have become more extreme and frequent because of climate change, study finds

WEB ABC Online, Other, 18/05/2023, Tyne Logan The strength and frequency of La Nia and El Nio was once determined […]

Concerns over the impact plastic has on our food

The Telegraph (Seymour), Other, 19/05/2023 They're often smaller than the diameter of a human hair and so tiny they're invisible […]