Paper Consumption Impact in Australia
Everyone must play their part in creating sustainable futures for the world’s commodities. Paper is
Environment
The Highlights of 2013
This year our writers churned out a host of fantastic articles, including a series of
Printed solar cells as easy to produce as t-shirts!
Australia is really taking the initiative in alternative energy production. The latest news is that
What do Mars and Australia have in common?
If you’re expecting a punchline to that title, then guess again. It’s no joke. Surprisingly,
Wind power: renewable energy for the cities of the future
Renewable energy? I’m a big fan! Unfortunately, so are modern wind turbines, which are the
Weekly Science Picks
Greetings one and all, and a very happy science Sunday to you! This week’s generally
How to green the desert and reverse climate change
“Desertification is a fancy word for land that is turning to desert,” begins Allan Savory
The Carbon Footprint of Australian Migrations
Measuring the impact of Australian migration on the Australian carbon footprint is a difficult task
Weekly Science Picks
Women. This is the theme of this edition of Weekly Science Picks. Yesterday, in case
Greenland ice core records provide a vision of the future
Ice cores drilled in the Greenland ice sheet, recounting the history of the last great
The Highlights of 2012
As 2012 draws to a close and the new year begins, now is a good
Breaking plates
What do Australia and India have in common? The answer is that they both share
Adapting Drinking Water Resources to the Impacts of Climate change in Europe – ADWICE Stakeholder Exchange Conference 2012
The ADWICE Stakeholder Conference will take place on 2 October 2012 in Brussels, Belgium. The
The Devil’s Technology
Biotechnology is rarely considered to be good for the environment. In fact, environmental campaigners frequently