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Journalist urges collaboration in reporting Pacific climate crisis

University of Melbourne, Hannah Hammoud
September 23, 2022
Image Source: Peter Whyte

Art exhibition gives life to declining Little Penguins on Kangaroo Island

University of Adelaide, Tia Ewen
July 2, 2021
Melbourne joins other international cities in improving cycling infrastructure.

Pop-up bike lanes: A cure for Melbourne congestion?

La Trobe University, Laura Misale
May 13, 2021
Ocean Beach erosion. Photo: Coastal Care https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Coastal_Erosion.jpg (CC BY-ND)

Social media users contribute to environmental research

La Trobe University, Zainab Arab
March 27, 2021
Boe Langford and partner Kimberly travel around Australia removing rubbish as part of Outback Clean-ups Australia (OCA).

Environmental crisis continues while COVID steals headlines

University of South Australia, Jenna Rawlings
November 6, 2020
Rent a dress - the future of fashion or designers death knell?

Rent a dress – the future of fashion or designers’ death knell?

University of Newcastle, Maia O'Connor
September 18, 2020
Emergency or conservancy? Grappling with the charged language of activism

Emergency or conservancy? Grappling with the charged language of activism

University of Melbourne, Ruby Kraner-Tucci
June 22, 2020
Future Forecast: Counting the costs of rising tides on a precious, vulnerable coast

Future Forecast: Counting the costs of rising tides on a precious, vulnerable coast

University of Melbourne, Anna Chisholm
June 17, 2020
cattle in paddock

Animal agriculture: Innovation or alternatives?

Southern Cross University, Snowy Frankland
May 26, 2020
Kayaks on New Yorks Hudson River

Green Infrastructure could reduce New York’s sewer overflow

New York University, Carolina Cortes-Rivera
May 25, 2020
Apiarist Jodie Goldsworthy says the destruction caused by Australia’s Black Summer of 2019-20 will have a major effect on the ability of trees to produce flowers that beekeepers may access. Image: Supplied/Beechworth Honey

Worrying buzz on the vanishing of honeybees in a changing world

University of Melbourne, Grace Aicken
May 13, 2020
“All of this is Russian roulette. The whole reef could be wiped out in one year. That is why we are starting the coral bank: Charlie Veron (left) with fellow scientists David Lindenmayer and Michael Mann, and moderator Jo Chandler. Photo: Jordyn Beazley

In desperate time, scientists explore desperate measures

University of Melbourne, Jordyn Beazley
February 16, 2020
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