Publications

Barbara Norman writes in The Conversation (6.5.16) about members of Australian coastal communities attempting to highlight to federal MPs the risks they face from climate change

With much of the Earth covered by oceans, a different kind of heatwave is attracting attention, writes Sarah Perkins-Kirkpatrick in Inside Story (27.4.16). ‘Most people have heard

Bryce Kelly and Charlotte Iverach write in The Conversation (3.5.16) about the alarming sight of methane gas bubbling to the surface of the Condamine River, west

In April, world leaders signed the Paris agreement on climate change. That month proved to be the hottest April on record in many parts of the

The future of mining in Queensland continues to be in the spotlight with the closure of Clive Palmer’s Yabulu nickel refinery and continuing alarm about the

Dale Nimmo and colleagues write in The Conversation (3.5.16) about the many ecosystems under threat of degradation in Australia, in addition to the current dilemmas facing

Anthony James writes in The Conversation (2.5.16) about the economic and policy challenges that need to be overcome in order to transition our energy production to

David Lamb writes in The Conversation (29.4.16) about the issue of mining companies cleaning up mine sites once they’ve been exhausted of resources. He finds that,

Andrew King and colleagues write in The Conversation (29.4.16) about the clear and worrying links between climate change, rising ocean temperatures and the coral bleaching event

Lynette Molyneaux and colleagues write in The Conversation (27.4.16) about the federal Labor Party’s newly announced climate change policy, and highlight areas where detail is still

Jon Day writes in The Conversation (27.4.16) about recent media reportage of coral bleaching damage to the Great Barrier Reef, which in some cases is misrepresenting

Ove Hoegh-Guldberg and Tyrone Ridgway write in The Conversation (24.4.16) about the attention brought by Sir David Attenborough’s recent television series to the damage being done