Hundreds of coastal communities already moving higher
Humans are moving to higher ground, with a global study of 155 countries finding hundreds of coastal settlements already relocating inland to pre-empt future rises in
US EV charging study offers lessons for Aussie ambitions
As the push for more Australians to buy electric vehicles gathers pace, a study in the United States has looked at the barriers to increased EV sales.
The study in an EV
Extreme heat risk to Northern Australia food bowl plans
By Steve Turton
Australia’s worrying future under climate change was laid bare when the first National Climate Risk Assessment was released recently. It revealed
Deforestation is the major cause of the drop in rainfall across the world’s largest rainforest.
A new study, involving researchers from Brazil and Germany, has
Climate change target announcement in the PM’s words
By Prime Minister Anthony Albanese
Today, we’re announcing Australia’s next step in acting on climate change and seizing the economic opportunity before our
More than $1 billion will be invested in growing Australia’s sovereign low carbon fuel making capabilities.
Federal Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry Minister Julie
An old wastewater treatment plant is now Queensland’s best park, 12 months after its transformation.
Brisbane’s Archerfield Wetlands District Park was awarded the
Australian researchers are looking at using crushed rock dust to store carbon and improve soil quality for primary producers.
Led by The University of Sydney, a
Songlines of Australia to honour 65,000 years of culture
First Nations artists will provide the foundation of Tourism Australia’s future campaigns through a suite of new works.
Tourism Australia Acting Managing Director
Make your call on the National Climate Risk Assessment
The Federal Government today (September 15) released a National Climate Risk Assessment and National Adaptation Plan.
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