Environment

18 April 2024

New science has taken a deep dive into plastic waste, providing the first estimate of how much ends up on […]

18 April 2024

PV Magazine (Australia), Other, 17/04/2024 The Australia-Singapore Initiative on Low Emissions Technologies (ASLET) for maritime and port operations will be […]

15 April 2024

Mediaweek, Other, 11/04/2024, Amy Shapiro In an effort to address the dwindling giant kelp forests in Tasmania, a new campaign […]

15 April 2024

The Conversation, Other, 12/04/2024, Pep Canadell, Yuanyuan Huang and Yingping Wang We all know about the carbon in Earth’s atmosphere, […]

8 April 2024

The Conversation, Other, 05/04/2024, Yi Huang, Steven Siems and Tahereh Alinejadtabrizi The Southern Ocean is renowned for having the cleanest […]

8 April 2024

Vancouver Sun, Other, 07/04/2024, Tiffany Crawford Researchers have taken a deep dive into plastic pollution, and found up to 100 […]

18 March 2024

The Age, Other, 17/03/2024, Heath Gilmore Going upstream, Jai Vaze is journeying back to the heart of a catastrophe. […] […]

5 March 2024

Cosmos Magazine, Other, 04/03/2024, Marie Low From the Great Barrier Reef to the Tasmanian Wilderness, the Blue Mountains and K’gari […]

5 March 2024

Tasmanian Times, Other, 04/03/2024 The longest science voyage by CSIRO research vessel RV Investigator has returned to Australia with one […]

26 February 2024

Canberra Times, Other, 23/02/2024, Ethan James Artificial intelligence from an internet search engine giant could prove crucial in efforts to […]

19 February 2024

Enhanced mineralisation – also known as mineral carbonation – is one of the promising methods for long-term reduction of atmospheric […]

8 February 2024

The Guardian, Other, 08/02/2024, Sarah Basford Canales and Graham Readfearn Community groups, activists and politicians rallied on the lawns of […]

6 February 2024

Cosmos Magazine, Other, 04/02/2024 At the Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies in Hobart, there is a saying that to […]

6 February 2024

The Australian Independent Media Network, Other, 05/02/2024 A new study led by Australia’s national science agency, CSIRO, shows that marine […]

19 December 2023

Packaging News, Other, 18/12/2023, Will Wain-Williams The Australian government has funded a co-operative research centre as part of its project […]

11 December 2023

Inside Waste Weekly, Other, 07/12/2023 Currently, only 8 per cent of plastic in India gets recycled with the rest either […]

11 December 2023

The Conversation, Other, 07/12/2023, Kirsten Zickfeld & Pep Canadell As delegates gather in Dubai at the COP28 climate conference – […]

11 December 2023

The Australian Independent Media Network, Other, 09/12/2023 A new scientific cooperation agreement for the Pacific will boost climate change risk […]

6 December 2023

Heading out to explore beaches and seashores? There is so much to learn from observing our coastlines. Here is some […]

27 November 2023

ABC Online, Other, 16/11/2023 An industry-wide change to cars in the 1980s appears to have virtually stopped decades of rising […]

23 November 2023

West Australian, Other, 22/11/2023, Ethan James For almost three years a robot was hard at work in the Southern Ocean, […]

20 November 2023

The Australian, Other, 18/11/2023 Scientists are heading to the Southern Ocean to investigate why warm water is leaking from the […]

6 November 2023

ABC Online, Other, 02/11/2023, Moninya Roughan, Amandine Schaeffer, Junde Li & Shane Keating Right now, there’s something big spinning off […]

1 November 2023

The Advocate (Burnie), Other, 28/10/2023, Simon-Mcguire In the corner of Tasmania’s North-West is a high-tech facility that collects air and […]

1 November 2023

News Today, laotribune.com, 28/10/2023 Innovative ways to reduce plastics pollution took center stage at the Plastic Innovation Hub Vietnam (Hub […]

16 October 2023

Architecture & Design, Other, 13/10/2023, Yeray Santana-Falcón There is growing consensus that our planet is likely to pass the 1.5°C […]

12 October 2023

The Conversation, Other, 11/10/2023, Alvise Dabalà, Anthony Richardson, Daniel Dunn and Jason Everett, Mangroves might not look like much. Yes, […]

10 October 2023

The Guardian, Other, 09/10/2023, Graham Readfearn Scientists say they have discovered large flows of pollution are reaching the Great Barrier […]

9 October 2023

Globally, 75 per cent of plastic produced becomes waste. The Indo-Pacific Plastics Innovation Network (IPPIN) is an initiative supporting impact-driven […]

9 October 2023

The Conversation Earth’s ocean is incredibly vast. […] That is why we are heading out to sea on the state-of-the-art […]

9 October 2023

Former fashion designer turned climate solutions innovator Sam Elsom is urging Australia to invest in our boldest and most critical […]

18 September 2023

ABC Online, Other, 16/09/2023, Liz Gwynn Blind cusk eels, zombie worms and carnivorous sponges are some of the species that […]

14 September 2023

AZoSensors, Other, 13/09/2023 Australia’s national science agency, CSIRO, has installed specialised sensors on Darumbal Sea Country in the Southern Great […]

14 September 2023

ABC Online, Other, 13/09/2023 Totten Glacier, the biggest glacier ice shelf in east Antarctica, is enormous, difficult to reach by […]

13 September 2023

Canberra Times, Other, 13/09/2023, Tracey Ferrier Hi-tech sensors are being tested on the Great Barrier Reef as part of an […]

11 September 2023

SBS, Other, 08/09/2023 Graphs show the dire reality of spiking temperatures around the world, in what is quickly shaping up […]

28 August 2023

ABC Online, Other, 27/08/2023, Fiona Breen Researchers are warning more needs to be understood about changes in the Southern Ocean, […]

23 August 2023

ABC Online, Other, 21/08/2023, Tyne Logan, Katia Shatoba and Mark Doman The ocean plays an integral role in shaping our […]

15 August 2023

The New Daily, Other, 14/08/2023, Parker McKenzie Bushfire season is starting early in Australia, as an expert warns “our luck […]

27 July 2023

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

24 July 2023

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

8 June 2023

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

7 June 2023

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

7 June 2023

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 […]

30 May 2023

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

29 May 2023

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

22 May 2023

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

22 May 2023

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

8 May 2023

WEB ABC Online, Other, 05/05/2023, Tyne Logan Unexpected wind shifts, ember attacks, fire storms and fire vortices. […] This included […]

20 April 2023

WEB ABC Online, Other, 18/04/2023, Stephanie Smail The giant patch of floating rubbish in the Pacific Ocean has come alive […]

11 April 2023

Fish Focus, Other, 10/04/2023 Climate change could affect the diet quality of fish by 10%. The diet quality of fish […]

5 April 2023

myScience, Other, 04/04/2023 A new analysis has found rapidly increasing emissions between 2010 and 2020 of five ozone-depleting chemicals whose […]

4 April 2023

Carbon News NZ, Other, 03/04/2023 A new study has found that the diet of fish worldwide could decline in quality […]

30 March 2023

West Australian, Other, 30/03/2023, Tracey Ferrier Australian scientists have made dire projections about what Antarctica’s melting ice will do to […]

22 March 2023

InnovationAus, Other, 22/03/2023, Joseph Brookes The CSIRO will develop a world-first ground to space water quality monitoring system with dozens […]

16 March 2023

InClean, Other, 14/03/2023 New project aims to reduce the 3,500 cubic metres of litter currently entering Sydney Harbour, equivalent to […]

16 March 2023

Science Media Exchange (Scimex), Other, 15/03/2023 A new chemical process is giving carbon capture and conversion “more bang for buck” […]

9 March 2023

@AuManufacturing, Other, 08/03/2023 The CSIRO has launched a new $20 million research program focussed on carbon capture and removal as […]

6 March 2023

Sydney Morning Herald, Other, 02/03/2023, Stuart Layt A quiet south-east Queensland lake is the site of a world-first test to […]

27 February 2023

ABC Online, Other, 26/02/2023, Eliza Borrello Scientists appear to have solved one of the biggest environmental challenges facing the global […]

22 February 2023

The Guardian, Other, 21/02/2023, Adam Morton Stronger El Nio events due to global heating may accelerate irreversible melting of the […]

15 February 2023

The Australian, Other, 14/02/2023, David Swan Tech billionaire Mike Cannon-Brookes has joined venture capital outfits including the CSIRO-backed Main Sequence, […]

9 February 2023

Nature World News, Other, 08/02/2023, Paw Mozter According to a study published today in Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics, the teeming […]

1 February 2023

The Conversation, Other, 31/01/2023 One of Australia’s leading climate scientists, Professor Will Steffen, died on Sunday. Steffen has been hailed […]

24 January 2023

Business News Australia, Other, 23/01/2023, Matt Ogg Investors affiliated with Western Australia’s Forrest family and Bill Gates-founded Breakthrough Energy Ventures […]

23 January 2023

Cosmos Magazine, Other, 20/01/2023, Clare Watson It’s costly and inefficient, but direct air capture is vital to curb and reverse […]

23 January 2023

Washington Post, Other, 20/01/2023, Chris Mooney This is a story about a curious seal, a wayward robot and a gigantic […]

28 November 2022

The Age, Other, 23/11/2022 We’ve been given a bleak update on the State of the Climate, with the CSIRO and […]

28 November 2022

Business News WA, Other, 24/11/2022, Nadia Budihardjo A research centre launched by Andrew and Nicola Forrest’s Minderoo Foundation will use […]

28 November 2022

InnovationAus, Other, 25/11/2022, Brandon How A new Ministerial Advisory Group on the Circular Economy will be led by Monash Sustainable […]

28 November 2022

The Fish Site, thefishsite.com/, 26/11/2022 Csiro is partnering with Australia’s Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) and Google Australia […]

28 November 2022

ABC Online, Other, 28/11/2022, Emily Sakzewski Queensland suffered more economic damage from extreme weather disasters than any other state or […]

15 November 2022

The Mandarin, Other, 14/11/2022 Coastal research for a new ‘Blue carbon’ project in the Indo-Pacific to inform “climate-smart” decision-making will […]

25 October 2022

Australian Financial Review, Other, 25/10/2022, Christopher Niesche Agriculture accounts for about 13 per cent of Australia’s total greenhouse gas emissions, […]

17 October 2022

The Guardian, Other, 14/10/2022, Lisa Cox The Denman ice shelf in east Antarctica is melting at a rate of 70.8bn […]

17 October 2022

The Guardian, Other, 16/10/2022, Graham Readfearn Enough commercial fishing line is left in the ocean each year to stretch to […]

17 October 2022

The Guardian, Other, 16/10/2022, Graham Readfearn There’s been much talk of the potent greenhouse gas methane this week from global […]

11 October 2022

InnovationAus, Other, 11/10/2022, Brandon How A new research mission led by the CSIRO has brought together $90 million in projects […]

19 September 2022

Asian Water, asianwater.com.my/category/world/, 16/09/2022 A team of researchers from The Australian National University (ANU) and CSIRO are working to develop […]

19 September 2022

InnovationAus, Other, 16/09/2022, Brandon How A more collaborative approach to innovation is needed to enable the supply of technology that […]

19 September 2022

ABC Online, Other, 17/09/2022, Chris Lewis Oceanographers say growth and erosion of Western Australia’s coastline intensifies in La Nina weather […]

19 September 2022

Nation World News, nationworldnews.com, 17/09/2022 The Australian government is implementing two blue carbon programs with Indonesia and two Pacific countries, […]

7 September 2022

Food & Drink Business, Other, 05/09/2022, Nick Hazell The need for dramatic action to address climate change only grows in […]

7 September 2022

ABC Online, Other, 06/09/2022, Rhiannon Stevens Entire villages swamped, crops destroyed, disease now spreading and more than 1,000 people dead, […]

30 August 2022

Find out how we’re working with our partners to tackle Australia’s greatest challenges through the collaborative research delivered by RV […]

22 August 2022

We’ve developed Smart Bin Technology with the University of Technology Sydney (UTS). Our bin can automatically separate glass, metal and […]

22 August 2022

IndiaEducationDiary, Other, 20/08/2022 New University of Sydney research published in Nature Food today has modelled the wide-ranging impacts of climate […]

15 August 2022

Nature, Other, 12/08/2022, Torsten Blackwood Shifting winds and ocean currents are pushing warm waters into East Antarctica, contributing to ice […]

1 August 2022

The Guardian, Other, 30/07/2022, Lara Sonnenschein A baby green sea turtle rescued from a Sydney beach had eaten so much […]

25 July 2022

The Mandarin, Other, 20/07/2022 Some of the national science agency’s best and brightest have highlighted the big themes of the […]

11 July 2022

CleanTechnica, Other, 08/07/2022, Jo Borrás It’s called asparagopsis. It’s a seaweed that’s native to Australia that was recently fast-tracked for […]

20 June 2022

Australian Financial Review, Other, 19/06/2022, Rob Beamish Even back in the mid-90s, when Nirvana, the voice of a nihilistic generation, […]

16 June 2022

TimesNowNews.com, Other, 15/06/2022 Fish ears have a natural instrument’ that records minute changes in its habitat water over the aquatic […]

14 June 2022

PS News, Other, 13/06/2022 Plastic pollution along Australia’s sea coast decreased by almost a third since 2013 according to a […]

9 June 2022

Mining Weekly, Other, 08/06/2022, Esmarie Iannucci Diversified miner BHP has launched a A$3-million grants program to help drive the development […]

17 May 2022

A hackathon offering up to $10,000 for a startup ideas that tackle climate change via space will be held in […]

17 May 2022

Brisbane Times, Other, 16/05/2022, Stuart Layt Australian scientists have partnered with global tech giant Google to develop machine learning that […]

10 May 2022

Tasmanian Times, Other, 09/05/2022 Have you ever wondered what happens when our Antarctic supply ships, expeditioners and research vessels venture […]

26 April 2022

Ur All News, urallnews.com, 25/04/2022 Clouds of smoke and ash from wildfires that ravaged Australia in 2019 and 2020 triggered […]

13 April 2022

Uluu is fighting plastic pollution by producing a versatile range of natural polymers with the potential to replace all kinds […]

21 March 2022

ABC Online, Other, 17/03/2022, Harry Frost The CSIRO has unveiled a new $2.1 million research facility in Canberra aimed at […]

21 March 2022

Global Times, Other, 20/03/2022 Australia’s national science agency has made a commitment to help reduce the country’s plastic waste by […]

21 March 2022

ECOS, Other, 20/03/2022, Natalie Kikken CSIRO researchers are peering into the digestive processes of insects to see what happens when […]

21 March 2022

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

14 March 2022

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

8 March 2022

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

7 March 2022

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

7 March 2022

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

22 February 2022

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

21 February 2022

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

17 February 2022

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

24 January 2022

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

17 January 2022

Science Daily, Other, 15/01/2022 Deciding when to stop learning and take action is a common, but difficult decision in conservation. […]

20 December 2021

MSN New Zealand, Other, 19/12/2021, Staff Writers When scientists onboard the CSIRO’s research vessel, the Investigator, visited Heard Island in […]

15 December 2021

ABC Online, Other, 14/12/2021 Australia’s Black Summer wildfires of 2019-20 are seared into our memories – even more so for […]

14 December 2021

Southern Cross University, Other, 13/12/2021 The Coral IVF team inspecting the trial site at Heron Island in 2020. The first […]

2 December 2021

Eco Voice, Other, 01/12/2021 The Great Barrier Reef is booming with new life after the world’s biggest reproductive event coral […]

30 November 2021

Country News, Other, 30/11/2021, Geoff Adams Australia is in the grip of an unprecedented alien attack on its native wildlife […]

29 November 2021

Big News Network, Other, 28/11/2021, Staff Writers Climate change has been found to be a “overwhelming factor” in the increase […]

24 November 2021

Idaho Indian, idahoindian.com, 23/11/2021 The ANU-led team on November 10 departed on a three-week mission to retrieve 27 seismometers — […]

9 November 2021

Katherine Times, Other, 09/11/2021, Laine Clark Scientists have discovered weeds choking Australia’s freshwater coastal wetlands can be reduced by reconnecting […]

8 November 2021

The Conversation, Other, 04/11/2021, Pep Canadell, Corinne Le Quéré , Glen & Peters Pierre Pep Canadell, Chief research scientist, Climate […]

8 November 2021

The Australian Santos will partner with the national science agency CSIRO on the development of technology to capture carbon emissions […]

2 November 2021

Maritime Executive, Other, 01/11/2021 The economic losses can amount to billions of dollars Coral bleaching can occur as a result […]

1 November 2021

The Australian, Business News, 01/11/2021 The national science agency CSIRO and Commonwealth Bank have launched a joint project to examine […]

29 October 2021

Australian Financial Review Agriculture Australia will not exclude methane emissions from livestock as well as coal and liquefied natural gas […]

25 October 2021

WA Today online Atlassian co-founder Mike Cannon-Brookes and wife Annie have pledged to donate and invest $1.5 billion on climate […]

25 October 2021

ECOS, Other, 21/10/2021, Ruth Dawkins Air quality forecasting improvements will be able to provide hourly and daily information on pollutants […]

25 October 2021

Games Grade, gamersgrade.com, 22/10/2021 Agricultural soils are the largest anthropogenic emission source of nitrous oxide (N O)a greenhouse gas 300 […]

25 October 2021

Stock Journal Australia, Other, 23/10/2021, Kiara Stacey Soil carbon has become a hot subject, with benefits in terms of climate […]

20 October 2021

The Guardian, Other, 20/10/2021, Donna Lu Targeted action is needed to combat the growing issue of “ghost nets” in the […]

18 October 2021

WA Today Online Some of Australia’s favourite crops are on the decline and consumers will soon be paying more, writes […]

6 October 2021

OpenGov Asia, Other, 05/10/2021 The North Australian Indigenous Land and Sea Management Alliance (NAILSMA) and CSIRO, in collaboration with The […]

29 September 2021

Sydney Morning Herald, Other, 28/09/2021, Peter Milne The Northern Territory government is promoting the capture of carbon dioxide and its […]

21 September 2021

At the edge of Australia’s continental shelf, in the Timor Sea, you’ll find Ashmore Reef Marine Park. 630 km north […]

21 September 2021

ECOS, Other, 17/09/2021, Mary-Lou Considine How is the science of ecology helping our ecosystems adapt to climate change and other […]

17 September 2021

Fiskerforum, fiskerforum.com, 16/09/2021, Quentin Bates Successful trials of a new GPS tracking system has seen drifting ghost nets retrieved from […]

17 September 2021

ABC Online, Other, 16/09/2021, Belinda Smith As Black Summer bushfires devastated huge swathes of south-east Australia, they were seeding new […]

31 August 2021

Newcastle Herald, Other, 30/08/2021, Damon Cronshaw Cultural burns are making a comeback in the Hunter, amid growing interest in Indigenous […]

26 August 2021

Northern Beaches Review, Other, 25/08/2021, Emily Woods More than one million tonnes of plastic waste could be diverted from landfill […]

16 August 2021

The Mandarin, Other, 13/08/2021 The CSIRO and BHP are undertaking a new research program that will attempt to measure and […]

12 August 2021

Australian Energy Council, Other, 11/08/2021, Carl Kitchen With the release of the latest UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) […]

12 August 2021

Northern Beaches Review, Other, 11/08/2021, Liv Casben Leading international scientists have condemned News Corp Australia for “inaccurate” and “misleading” reports […]

10 August 2021

The Conversation, Other, 09/08/2021, Michael Grose, Joelle Gergis, Pep Canadell & Roshanka Ranasinghe Australia is experiencing widespread, rapid climate change […]

28 July 2021

Newcastle Herald, Other, 27/07/2021, Matthew Kelly Thousands of hectares of mangroves were wiped out across the Lower Hunter during the […]

23 July 2021

The Conversation, Other, 22/07/2021, Tim O’Hara Looking like the Eye of Sauron from the Lord of the Rings Trilogy, an […]

21 July 2021

Brisbane Times, Other, 20/07/2021, Mike Foley The damage to coral reefs from bleaching during marine heatwaves is similar to that […]

21 July 2021

Australasian Leisure Management, Other, 20/07/2021 The deliberate releasing of balloons is now illegal in Victoria with the Environment Protection Authority […]

20 July 2021

ECOS, Other, 19/07/2021, Natalie Kikken In the face of climate change, innovative science and cultural knowledge will be critical for […]

19 July 2021

ABC Online, Other, 16/07/2021 The Amazon basin in Brazil with its tropical rainforest has long been considered one of the […]

8 July 2021

Australian Antarctic Program, Other, 06/07/2021 Macquarie Island, and the steep underwater mountain chain from which it rises, have become a […]

2 July 2021

@AuManufacturing, Other, 01/07/2021, Peter Roberts The federal government has announced $39 million in funding to an ambitious project linking researchers, […]

28 June 2021

Open Forum, Other, 24/06/2021, Diane Nazaroff Several UNSW scientists have returned from a four-week voyage along Australia’s eastern coastline gathering […]

9 June 2021

Big News Network, Other, 08/06/2021 You’ve probably heard that our oceans have become a plastic soup. […] This article was […]

7 June 2021

ABC Online, Other, 04/06/2021 For more than three weeks, the CSIRO’s leading ocean research vessel RV Investigator has trawled the […]

2 June 2021

Free to read online: Celebrating 30 Years of Wildland Fire Science Publication In honour of 30 years of publication, International Journal […]

19 May 2021

ABC Online, Other, 18/05/2021 In stark contrast to vocal members of the National Party, fourth-generation farmer Cindy Stevens and her […]

19 May 2021

The Guardian, Other, 19/05/2021, Graham Readfearn Supermarkets and multinational manufacturers have unveiled a plastics pact across Australia, New Zealand and […]

11 May 2021

Sunraysia Daily, Other, 08/05/2021 The conference, from May 16 to 19, will pay particular attention to cultural flows and the […]

11 May 2021

Net-zero emissions will not be possible without the contribution of negative emissions technologies (NETs). CSIRO has seed funded a program […]

11 May 2021

If the East Australian Current changes, it could have devastating impacts on both marine ecosystems and our climate. Our scientists […]

11 May 2021

ECOS, Other, 10/05/2021, Kate Cranney Australia is one of the sunniest places on the planet. That means we lose large […]

4 May 2021

Weekly Times Now, Other, 03/05/2021, Natalie Kotsios Australia’s biosecurity system is getting hefty federal budget boost. Picture: Matt Loxton Australia’s […]

27 April 2021

ECOS, Other, 26/04/2021, Fiona Brown This interactive platform puts information about management options and past, present, and future conditions of […]

26 April 2021

Get Stem, Other, 22/04/2021 A Centre for Antarctic and Southern Ocean Technology was established, with the signing of a Memorandum […]

26 April 2021

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

29 March 2021

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

25 March 2021

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

23 March 2021

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

19 March 2021

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

19 March 2021

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

16 March 2021

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

11 March 2021

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

11 March 2021

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

8 March 2021

About the Plastics Innovation Hub Symposium The Plastics Innovation Hub Symposium is a two half-day virtual event which will bring […]

22 February 2021

ABC Online, Other, 20/02/2021 Western Australia’s vast coastline is baring the brunt of the La Nina weather pattern, with unusually […]

17 February 2021

AZoCleantech, Other, 16/02/2021 Australia’s 2019-2020 Black Summer bushfires severely impacted hundreds of plant species. Post-fire recovery of wet sclerophyll forest […]

15 February 2021

Adelaide Now, Other, 13/02/2021, Clare Peddie It is abundantly clear this is a house like no other. […] The home […]

15 February 2021

theguardian.com, Other, 13/02/2021, Graham Readfearn Antarctic scientists are close to finalising a drilling location deep in the frozen continent’s interior […]

11 February 2021

Adelaide Now, Other, 10/02/2021, Claire Bickers It could put South Australia at the heart of the race to develop technological […]

11 February 2021

ABC Online, Other, 11/02/2021, Nick Kilvert The global increase in ozone-depleting chlorofluorocarbon-11 (CFC-11) emissions, which was first detected in 2013 […]

1 February 2021

Benalla Ensign, Other, 27/01/2021, Rodney Woods Feeding a hungry world has put increasing pressure on our lands and the native […]

27 January 2021

Technology Decisions, Other, 25/01/2021 The WA Government has invested $1 million in nine initiatives which, when fully implemented, will divert […]

27 January 2021

PS News, Other, 26/01/2021 A new roadmap setting out strategies for creating jobs and reclaiming billions in economic value from […]

25 January 2021

Augusta Margaret River Mail, Other, 24/01/2021 Farmers will be given access to specialised climate data to help build their drought […]

19 January 2021

Daily Mail, Other, 19/01/2021, Sophie Tanno ‘Rubbish season’ is underway in Bali as plastic covers the country’s beaches in what […]

19 January 2021

ABC Online, Other, 18/01/2021, Ben Deacon The world’s oceans absorbed 20 sextillion joules of heat due to climate change in […]

18 January 2021

Latest News Tripura, www.latestnewstripura.com, 17/01/2021 Rising nitrous oxide (N3O) emissions are jeopardizing the climate goals of the Paris Agreement, according […]

14 January 2021

The National Tribune, Other, 13/01/2021 The NSW Government has released the final report of a Spring 2020 survey showing just […]

14 January 2021

Spatial Source, Other, 13/01/2021 Successful coastal restoration efforts could be achieved over large areas, deliver positive impacts for decades, expand […]

14 January 2021

ABC Online, Other, 13/01/2021, Tom Joyner and Rhiannon Stevens Floodplains around Australia’s largest national park are undergoing a visible transformation […]

11 January 2021

theguardian.com, Other, 08/01/2021, Graham Readfearn The last decade was the hottest on record for Australia with the temperature almost 1C […]

11 January 2021

ABC Online, Other, 08/01/2021 Last year tied with 2016 as the world’s warmest on record, rounding off the hottest decade […]

11 January 2021

Straits Times, Other, 09/01/2021, Jonathan Pearlman and David Fogarty When you think of the Covid-19 pandemic, one item probably symbolises […]

8 January 2021

Industry Queensland, Other, 07/01/2021 The CSIRO has joined forces with Gladstone Ports Corporation (GPC) to better understand the environment and […]

5 January 2021

Daily Herald, Other, 05/01/2021 In a brand new study, microplastics were found in human placentas. Where are these plastics coming […]

22 December 2020

PhysOrg.com, Other, 22/12/2020 CSIRO, Australia’s national science agency, has identified coastal ‘bright spots’ to repair marine ecosystems globally, paving the […]

22 December 2020

Ocean Road Magazine, Other, 21/12/2020 Despite the most widespread bleaching event ever recorded, Southern Cross University researchers have found more […]

22 December 2020

GovTech Review, Other, 21/12/2020, Dylan Bushell-Embling The NSW Department of Customer Service’s Spatial Services division has teamed up with the […]

21 December 2020

Wollondilly Advertiser, Other, 18/12/2020, Kayla Osborne “This project ensures a cooler, greener Camden and strengthens the resilience of the Camden […]

21 December 2020

ABC Online, Other, 19/12/2020, Lexy Hamilton-Smith For members of the Whitehorse Canoe Club in Victoria, river levels are essential information. […]

15 December 2020

ABC Online, Other, 14/12/2020, David Robertson A sperm whale with 135 different plastic items in its stomach, mostly soft plastic […]

14 December 2020

Maritime Executive, Other, 12/12/2020 The European Union is moving closer towards restrictions to reduce or eliminate the use of microplastics […]

14 December 2020

terradaily.com, Other, 13/12/2020 A fleet of new-generation, deep-diving ocean robots will be deployed in the Southern Ocean, in a major […]

14 December 2020

Ballarat Courier, Other, 13/12/2020 An innovative project will take place in the region this summer, as scientists work to better […]

7 December 2020

Australasian Science, Other, 01/12/2020, Arianna Olivelli It’s estimated about two million tonnes of plastics enter the oceans from rivers each […]

7 December 2020

7news.com.au, Other, 04/12/2020 Deep-diving robots will be used in the wild Southern Ocean to hopefully shed light on how “marine […]

7 December 2020

Channel NewsAsia, Other, 07/12/2020 An Australian company has lined up the country’s national science agency and Japanese firms to work […]

1 December 2020

Nature, Other, 01/12/2020 A strong positive Indian Ocean Dipole (pIOD) induces weather extremes such as the 2019 Australian bushfires and […]

23 November 2020

CNET, Other, 20/11/2020, Laura Hautala Fire-predicting software can project how a fire could spread, even while it’s still burning. […] […]

23 November 2020

Forbes.com, Other, 22/11/2020, Jeff Kart It sounds like people may be able to have their meat and eat it too, […]

18 November 2020

7thspace.com, Other, 17/11/2020 New measurements reveal a surprising increase in the amount of dense water sinking near Antarctica, following 50 […]

16 November 2020

theguardian.com, Other, 14/11/2020, Graham Readfearn Since 1910, Australia has warmed by 1.44C and the levels of carbon dioxide in the […]

10 November 2020

ZDNet, Other, 09/11/2020, Aimee Chanthadavong and Asha Barbaschow The Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) has announced partnerships with […]

9 November 2020

ThePrint, theprint.in, 08/11/2020, Natalie Marchant Plastic pollution in the ocean could be an even bigger problem than first feared, with […]

26 October 2020

Straits Times, Other, 23/10/2020 The Straits Times analyses the beat of the changing environment, from biodiversity conservation to climate change. […]

26 October 2020

PhysOrg.com, Other, 23/10/2020, Lara Van Raay A new study by scientists from the University of Tasmania, CSIRO and the University […]

26 October 2020

environmental-expert.com, Other, 23/10/2020 As the world’s water becomes more and more scarce due to climate change, groundwater banking is gaining […]

26 October 2020

The RiotACT, Other, 24/10/2020, Michael Weaver Two researchers from the Australian National University (ANU) are currently onboard a CSIRO marine […]

26 October 2020

Energy Infra Post, energyinfrapost.com, 24/10/2020 Giant tabular icebergs are surrounded by ice floe drift in Vincennes Bay on January 11, […]

26 October 2020

theguardian.com, Other, 25/10/2020, Christopher Knaus Perched in his fire tower high above the pine trees, Nick Dutton leans back and […]

19 October 2020

Cosmos Magazine, Other, 16/10/2020 Restoring just under a third of Earth’s ecosystems to their natural state could protect more than […]

19 October 2020

Warta Saya, wartasaya.com, 17/10/2020 Scientists in Michigan have developed a forest fire alarm system. […] He works at CSIRO, Australia’s […]

14 October 2020

Techregister, www.techregister.co.uk, 13/10/2020, Shari Gallop From last summer’s bushfires to the recent U.S. wildfires, the world’s attention has been irrevocably […]

12 October 2020

ABC Online, Other, 08/10/2020 The main focus of many communities trying to better control bushfires in Northern Australia is protecting […]

12 October 2020

graincentral.com, Other, 09/10/2020, Chris Clyne The Bureau of Meteorology (BoM) recently declared that La Nina is official for the back […]

12 October 2020

Fars News Agency, Other, 10/10/2020 Rising nitrous oxide (N2O) emissions are jeopardizing the climate goals of the Paris Agreement, according […]

12 October 2020

ABC Online, Other, 11/10/2020, By Jane Bardon There aren’t many people who go to stand in the middle of a […]

6 October 2020

opengovasia.com, Other, 04/10/2020 The AquaWatch Australia mission, being developed by CSIRO and the research consortium under a leading local supplier […]

6 October 2020

The New Daily, Other, 05/10/2020, Samantha Dick Every drink bottle we buy, face scrub we use and chip packet we […]

2 October 2020

Farm Weekly, Other, 01/10/2020, Shan Goodwin The rewards for climate-smart red meat businesses are well known. Consumer and community support, […]

2 October 2020

ABC Online, Other, 01/10/2020, Nick Kilvert Melting of the Greenland ice sheet has hit a rate unmatched in the last […]

2 October 2020

ABC Online, Other, 01/10/2020 Dr George Cresswell, a physical oceanographer, has probably been on more scientific voyages than anyone I’ve […]

1 October 2020

Forecasts from the Bureau of Meteorology suggest we should get ready for a La Niña event in 2020. But what […]

1 October 2020

Science Magazine, Other, 30/09/2020, Dennis Normile China’s surprise pledge last week to cut its net carbon emissions to zero within […]

29 September 2020

AZoCleantech, Other, 26/09/2020 The proof that climate change raises the frequency and/or intensity of fire weather in several regions of […]

29 September 2020

greencareer.net.au, Other, 28/09/2020 CSIRO scientists have joined with others from 17 other countries to publish a first of its kind, […]

29 September 2020

croakey.org, Other, 28/09/2020, Nicole Mackee Collaborative public health measures, such as those adopted in a One Health approach, are needed […]

24 September 2020

timesnewsgroup.com.au, Other, 24/09/2020, James Taylor The third and final webinar in a series about the future of living in bushfire-prone […]

24 September 2020

Cosmos Magazine, Other, 24/09/2020 Reforesting is considered a prominent strategy in mitigating climate change, with previous research highlighting the role […]