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Woolworths Group to be powered by 100% green energy by 2025 in move set to help grow renewable sector
Air quality data during COVID-19 may help improve models, guide interventions
Breakthrough can help drive new recycling and manufacturing prosperity
EV Road User Charge: ‘A Great Big New Tax on Not Polluting’
Weighing space dust with radar
Large Volcanic Eruption Caused Largest Mass Extinction
Box Hill Central restaurants reopening with outdoor dining in Main Street
Using tree rings, University researchers measure history of mercury contamination in Yukon
Love My Place grants bring entertainment to great outdoors
‘Enchanted Castle’ to appear on Santa’s Boulevard
Tanunda Oval to showcase T20 cricket under lights
Council fires up for future
Are you FOGO ready? – Wollongong
International legal protection proposed for Antarctica’s carbon reduction role
Ride free to Adelaide’s first ever State of Origin game
Pregnant Inuit women exposed to higher levels of chemicals found in consumer products
Flying through wildfire smoke plumes could improve smoke forecasts
Kingston’s cafes and restaurants embrace outdoor dining
Water on ancient Mars
New drone technology improves ability to forecast volcanic eruptions
Sydney Nano team wins national water research challenge
Company fined $500,000 for unlawfully importing of synthetic greenhouse gas
UW awarded $23.5M to build floating robots as part of NSF project to monitor world’s oceans
Future is now: long-term research shows ocean acidification ramping up on Reef
Submissions open for Hexion Works Approval
Crime writer to share tips of trade
Unintended methane release from UK shale gas site equivalent to 142 trans-Atlantic flights
Greenhouse effect of clouds instrumental in origin of tropical storms
EU labelling to display environmental credentials
Ice loss likely to continue in Antarctica – even if climate change is brought under control, study warns
City at New Year’s Eve EOI
Australian invention to make it easier to find ‘new Earths’
Tree vandals deprive us all – Wollongong
On trail of causes of radiation events during space flight
Council launches new Ryde Wharf Market
Using Novel Imaging Technology to Study Deep Brain
Stressed out volcanoes more likely to collapse and erupt, study finds
Recipe for powerful quasar jets
Greens only party with plan to meet scale of climate challenge
Strengthening Australia’s high frequency radar capability
Andrew McCreadie – 40 years at Council
Grant supports development of efficient offshore wind farms
2020 Investigator Lecture: COVID-19 speeds up zero carbon future
CSIRO busts evidence of illegal fishing and associated crime
Literal rise of internet enables new climate science
Scientists aim to broaden knowledge of volcanoes
Study discovers process that may have produced first organic molecules for life on Earth
Wagga Wagga’s pop-up drive-in cinema hailed a “mega hit”