Alarming changes in the global water cycle
A research team from the Global Water Monitor, who watches the global water cycle closely and analysed…
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POEM Forest Prize
POEM Forest is a free nature writing prize that breathes life back into the natural world…
Regeneration Nation: What Australia Could Look Like in 2030
This Thursday (18th August), UNSW Science is presenting a special screening of ‘Regenerating Australia’ as part…
How does the UK Heatwave impact Australians?
Australians are no stranger to a hot 40 degree day. In fact, beating the heat of a hot summer day is a part of what it means to be Australian. But if you told me last year that the UK, the land famous for its bitter and bleak weather, would hit a sizzling 40 degrees, I'd say you're dreaming. 2SER Breakfast's Danny Chifley was joined by Andrew King, a senior lecturer in Climate Science at the University of Melbourne to learn what this means for Australians. Read More
Oceans, Waves, and Heatwaves
The whole of the underseas world of Orpheus actually runs its own weather system. There are…
The climate cause of La Niña
Australia is locked in for a wet summer as the Bureau of Meteorology confirmed this week…
Heatwaves and the Indigenous community
Image:Image: Shutterstock - Simon Annable An increase in frequency of heatwaves and extreme weather caused by…
Cultural Sites Threatened by Climate Change
Image:Image: Shutterstock - Chanasorn Jele While the impact of climate change is well known, not enough…
The Ins and Outs of Carbon Capturing
Image:Images: Shutterstock - Coatesy As the Australian government continues to push carbon capturing many people have…
The Changing of the Climate
Reports are saying that carbon emissions were at a really low level last year because of…
Patti Smith and Brian Eno at COP 26
Image:Pathways to Paris As well as world leaders, bureaucrats and politicians, COP 26 has attracted musicians,…
How arctic ice might tell us about the climate crisis
As World leaders and representatives hatch initiatives in Glasgow for COP26, Australia's presence (or lack there…