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Ambitious conservation action sees brighter future for mangroves and seagrass
Antarctic Sea Ice Minimum set for record low
Partnering on regional drought resilience plans
Closer look at upper Darling River region
Top 3 Covid vaccine questions – anxiety with open borders, triple vaccinations, and child vaccinations
Civil engineering company invests in Northam manufacturing hub
Technodystopia: Are we heading towards real-world Blade Runner?
Future Drought Fund: partnering with CSIRO
Brand-new look launches bright future for Perth
Fenner conference to critically examine Australian agriculture
Using data science to revolutionise geology logging
Scientists track space junk on path to collision with moon
Antarctic ice cores reveal Australian drought risk worse than thought
Black hole behind cosmic ring of dust
Rebuilding public trust in science and social media
How people power helped saved Argentine Sea from oil companies
Do you have right skills for our growing resources sector?
Eight regional festivals to bring together communities across State
45,000 marine species are at-risk – what’s most vulnerable?
Hope floats: Greenpeace Esperanza retires after two decades, but light shines
CBD Drone Show to Light Up Perth
Microgravity Worms Help Solve Astronauts’ Muscle Troubles
Women in energy and water research seminar series continues Feb. 24
Why is sky blue?
High levels of hazardous chemicals found in Canadian nail salons: University of Toronto study
Manchester satellite program wins national engineering award
Star power reached in nuclear fusion
‘Multisector dynamics’ studies how human, Earth systems interact
Student leaders vie for Qld’s top resources award
How easy is it to create oxygen from water on Mars?
Giant sponge gardens discovered on seamounts in Arctic deep sea
Early cooling of universe
Pink pumice key to revealing explosive power of underwater volcanic eruptions
How Mars lost its oceans
Mineral dating reveals new clues about important tectonic process
Two-thirds of Australia has lost its unique birdlife
Spotlight on unseen: MOD. launches new exhibition Invisibility
Study Finds Survivors of Weather-Related Disasters May Have Accelerated Aging in Monkeys
Auditors to review rehab plan at former Bendigo mining sites
Gone forever – two-thirds of Australia has lost its unique birdlife
Major property purchase to become Queensland’s newest national park
Planting trees in pastureland provides significant cooling in tropics
Australia-UK Clean Technology Partnership Workshops: keynote address by Dr Alan Finkel
Supermountains controlled evolution of life on Earth
University of Toronto’s geoexchange project to cut emissions by 15,000 tonnes per year: blogTO, CBC
University of Toronto’s geoexchange project to cut emissions by 15,000 tonnes annually: blogTO, CBC
Jet stream models help inform US offshore wind development
Shocked zircon find ‘one-off gift’ from Mars