Environmental and Sustainability News
Experts are investigating camel milk as an alternative to traditional dairy.
Green milestones go unknown
Australians appear to underestimate the nation’s renewable energy progress.
Nord Stream methane measured
Researchers have estimated how much methane leaked from the sabotage of the Nord Stream pipelines.
Ocean expert takes top role
Professor Tony Haymet, an oceanographer, chemist and entrepreneur, has been appointed as Australia’s next Chief Scientist.
Shorter measure avoids overstatement
Predictions about the future of the Great Barrier Reef’s coral may be too grim, according to Australian researchers.
Mining shift modelled
Western Australia’s mining industry could soon run entirely on renewable energy.
Fossil firms share phrases
New research shows a range of fossil fuel industries tweeting together for “climate obstruction”.
Green space boost reviewed
New research says governments should prioritise urban green spaces for their proven benefits to mental and physical health.
Huge heat drives water issues
The Earth's record-breaking heat is having serious effects on its water cycle.
Recent bleaching reviewed
The Great Barrier Reef is bleaching faster than it can recover, scientists warn.
Federal funding for NT works
Remote communities in the Northern Territory are set to benefit from a $34.3 million investment to secure ...
Carbon tallied in 'technosphere'
Scientists have estimated how much carbon is stored in all human-made products.
Coal mine moves criticised
Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek has faced sharp criticism after approving extensions to three coal mines ...
Green link pushed through
The Australian government has approved the HumeLink energy project, against the wishes of some locals.
Urine mined for farm help
Researchers are testing a new method to transform wastewater into a resource for agriculture.
EV loans to open access
Government-backed loans are making electric vehicles (EVs) more accessible to people earning less than $100,000 annually.
Oysters probed for vital use
Scientists say oyster blood could help fight antibiotic-resistant bacteria.
Three-way storage tested
Monash University researchers have unveiled a new, more efficient thermal energy storage (TES) material.