Hair mats prevent water contamination
High-profile oil spillage cases such as the 2010 BP Deepwater Horizon Gulf Coast spill are infamously…
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How Vibrations Change Living Things
Think Sustainability Episode 166 It turns out there really are “good vibes”! Scientists and engineers are…
Who Pays the Bill for the Climate Crisis?
Think Sustainability Episode 165 Climate change doesn’t impact all countries equally, often it is the countries…
The Future of NZ Dairy – 3MT
Tuesday Daily was joined live by Milena Bojovic from Macquarie University’s Discipline of Geography and Planning. 3MT…
New ways to sustainably manage African water resources
Scientists at Digital Earth Africa work to use satellite imagery to study water resources on the…
Building Resilience Into Our Homes
Think Sustainability Episode 163 Current climate change predictions means we will see an increase in extreme…
Project is repurposing musical waste into art
When thinking of recycling, we usually think of aluminium, plastic, paper, and so on. But what…
Newly restored Bondi Pavilion
The Bondi Pavilion is a community and cultural centre positioned right next to Bondi Beach, and…
Modernization of traditional school exams is necessary
The year 12 exam results can be predicted by year 11. The current school model is…
In Hearts Wake on Touring Sustainably and “Green Is The New Blac...
Local metalcore band In Hearts Wake has been touring non-stop since the group was formed in…
The Scientist Meets the Tourism Operator
Think Sustainability Episode 162 Many of us want to see the Great Barrier Reef before it’s…
High stakes for cultured meat
Food sustainability has traditionally kept up with population growth through advances in technology. In Australia, the…