Publications

The University of Queensland’s Selina Ward writes in The Conversation (19.4.18) about the 2016 bleaching event on the Great Barrier Reef, which resulted in 30% coral

Ian MacKenzie writes in The Conversation (19.4.18) that, after Ipswich City Council announced it has stopped recycling household waste due to rising costs, it’s likely that other

Albert Van Dijk and Madeleine Cahill write in The Conversation (12.4.18) about their annual assessment of the health of Australia’s environment, which shows mostly stable conditions

Andrew Blakers and Matthew Stocks write in The Conversation (6.4.18) that solar photovoltaics and wind power are on track to supplant fossil-fuel-based electricity generation by the 2030s.

Nobel Laureate Peter Doherty writes in The Conversation (27.3.18) that scientific problems, such as the impacts of climate change, require evidence-led solutions. He suggests that a

Graham Readfearn reports in The Guardian (22.3.18) on new marine park management plans proposed by the Turnbull government, as conservation groups release an analysis showing that

From 6-8PM on Tuesday, 13 November 2018, the TJ Ryan Foundation will host a seminar at Parliament House in Brisbane – ‘Climate Change and Energy Issues

Neal Hughes and Steve Hatfield-Dodds write in The Conversation (23.10.18) that, in the midst of an ongoing drought crisis in rural Australia, governments need to make sure that

Jorge Branco and colleagues report in the Brisbane Times (20.3.18) on the State Government’s plan to reintroduce a levy on “unscrupulous operators” who have been using Queensland

The Analysis & Policy Observatory features a new report (2.3.18) from the Climate Council which outlines how Australia can cut its rising greenhouse gas pollution levels, while

Jeff Sparrow comments in The Guardian (12.3.18) on the worrying signs of accelerating climate change, noting that warnings about an unfolding climate catastrophe are getting more

Samantha Hepburn writes in The Conversation (8.3.18) that Australia’s federal environment laws are inadequate to halt Australia’s alarming rates of land clearing and species loss. The author