Yes, carbon capture and storage is controversial – but it’s going to be crucial
Renewable energy sources such as wind and solar are vital tools to help us make cuts to the 36 billion […]
Can we rely on DIY air pollution sensors?
Until recently, measuring air pollution was a task that could be performed only by trained scientists using very sophisticated –
Cultural burning isn’t just important to Indigenous culture – it’s essential to Australia’s disaster management
Last month, Australia’s newly appointed minister for emergency management, Senator Jenny McAllister, and Senator Tony Sheldon, special envoy for disaster
If FEMA didn’t exist, could states handle the disaster response on their own?
Imagine a world in which a hurricane devastates the Gulf Coast, and the U.S. has no federal agency prepared to
Peter Dutton sets up a debate about Australia’s ambition on emission reduction targets
In his latest foray into the climate change debate, Peter Dutton has sown fresh confusion around the opposition’s policy, whether
why we need to rethink what’s behind chronic disease
The government and policy makers often tell the public lifestyle problems such as obesity, and the diabetes often associated with
Pacific nations dial up pressure on Australia’s fossil fuel exports
Tuvalu’s Prime Minister Feleti Teo took to a stage in Apia, Samoa, on Thursday morning to say something pointed. Planned
There isn’t enough ‘sustainable’ aviation fuel to make a dent in our emissions – and there won’t be for years
The UK chancellor, Rachel Reeves, has described so-called sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) as a “game changer”. As she announced government
Climate holdout Japan drove Australia’s LNG boom. Could the partnership go green?
Without funding from Japan, many of Australia’s gas projects wouldn’t have gone ahead. Massive public loans from Japanese taxpayers are
Your fridge might not be cold enough to keep food safe
Food, glorious food. Without it we would perish, or at the very least complain a lot. Yet the way we