CSIRO app helps sugarcane farmers manage fertiliser
17 January, 2020An app developed by CSIRO will help sugarcane farmers in Far North Queensland manage fertiliser use and reduce nitrogen runoff to the Great Barrier Reef.
Model shows cooling planet will boost GDP
15 January, 2020Solar geoengineering could play a key role in reducing income inequality between countries, according to research undertaken at the University of California San Diego.
Hive Aid launched for drought-affected beekeepers
14 January, 2020Hive + Wellness, Rural Aid and The Australian Honey Bee Industry Council have joined forces to launch Hive Aid, a drought and bushfire relief campaign aimed at struggling beekeepers.
What does a healthy and sustainable future really look like?
13 January, 2020 by Rodrigo Lima*With horrifying fires devastating much of Australia acting as a harbinger of even greater climate crises to come, what can industry do to ensure a healthy future?
What would a national Climate Change Act mean for Australia?
13 January, 2020 by Kiera Peacock, MARQUE LawyersFollowing Australia's catastrophic bushfires, could it be possible to introduce a Climate Change Bill to the parliament?
Finding the right solution for PFAS remediation
13 January, 2020 by Jason Lagowski, Director – Remediation Technologies, Arcadis Australia Pacific | Supplied by: Arcadis Pty LtdWhat to consider when face to face with a PFAS problem
Your future workplace will be as smart as you are
13 January, 2020 by Schneider Electric Australia | Supplied by: Schneider ElectricSynchromesh Wireless — a wireless IP 'backbone' — connects all building services into a central control system.
MOFs capture smokestack CO2
20 December, 2019An international team of researchers has uncovered an effective method for scrubbing carbon dioxide from smokestack emissions.
Young families most concerned about climate inaction
10 December, 2019More than three-quarters (80%) of young families surveyed in a new study agree Australia could do more to reach Paris Climate Agreement goals.
Arcadis to advise on Central Precinct Renewal Program
09 December, 2019 | Supplied by: Arcadis Pty LtdTransport for NSW has appointed Arcadis as Engineering Services Technical Advisor to provide engineering design solutions in relation to the Central Precinct Renewal Program.
Leather alternative made of fungi
28 November, 2019Researchers are using fungal mycelium to produce a skin-like material that could serve as an alternative to leather and be suitable for industrial production.
Heat mitigation trial proves successful for Adelaide Airport
26 November, 2019The smart use of water to maintain soil moisture and cultivate green space can reduce average ambient temperatures at Adelaide Airport by more than 3°C.
Tracking the banks' commitments to net zero
13 November, 2019The nation's 20 largest banks are taking steps to reduce emissions from their operations and investments, but activity is ad hoc and not fully aligned with the Paris Agreement.
CSIRO land degradation mapping awarded
11 November, 2019The award-winning work has been adopted by the United Nations and more than 140 countries to track and compare progress in addressing land degradation.
Unlocking the power of reporting: businesses and the SDGs
07 November, 2019 by Peter Paul van de Wijs*How reporting and partnerships can drive corporate change towards accomplishing the SDGs and lead to ideas for new collaborations.
