Latest water quality News | Page 38

Academic stars shine at Southern Cross University
Cooby Dam closed to water-based activities
How science is delivering millions of healthy coral babies onto damaged reefs
Dolphins ride out dietary ups and downs
NSW beaches cleanest on record
Noosa retains A- rating in annual waterway report card
Logan rivers boost regional environment
Mid-West RED Grants building regional industries
Koi carp hunt a family affair
AMCS will push for Queensland government to protect our Reef and oceans
Waste not, want not: recycled water proves fruitful for greenhouse tomatoes
Record results for State’s swimming spots as we head into summer
Squirtle – a giant reminder for our environment
Future is now: long-term research shows ocean acidification ramping up on Reef
Plan strengthens Council’s Reef management
LNP’s $6m Reef tourism support pledge welcome – much more to do on climate, water quality
$28 million to support jobs and protect Queensland’s environment
Reef Credit scheme a positive step forward on water quality
Push to improve water quality in Idalia lakes
Which party policies will give our Great Barrier Reef a fighting chance this election
City of Parramatta leads way with blueprint for ‘smarter’ future suburbs
Major investment in Western Australia’s regional water infrastructure
Never been a better time to plant trees
Human activity has made Murray estuary more vulnerable to drought
UK-India based team highlight new areas at risk of drinking water arsenic exposure in India
Three years in, Launceston City Deal continues to deliver
Major joint venture commits to improved environmental outcomes
People can do more than use less plastic to help save GBR: QUT research
Work Starts On Reef Restoration In Port Phillip Bay
Droughts are threatening global wetlands: new study
Senate Inquiry report confirms what we already know about our precious Reef
Farmers and environment to benefit from ground-breaking alliance that will increase Australia’s biodiversity
Public consultation opens on protecting Queensland’s World Surfing Reserves
Conservation Minister plants two millionth tree in Raglan restoration
Harvesting vegetation on riparian buffers barely reduces water-quality benefits
Conservation Minister plants two millionth tree in Raglan restoration
$20 million ‘Reef Builder’ program set to recover near extinct marine ecosystem
Tracking turtles from space
Three years in, Launceston City Deal continues to deliver
Public debate will show up shoddy reef science – if they turn up
Reef and regional jobs on agenda at local candidate forum
Australia must ensure water justice for all: expert
Sweet victory for sugarcane growers
Education key to saltmarsh rehabilitation at Bermagui Country Club
Jobs for Nature boost for enhancing Nelson’s Mahitahi River
New marine science scholarships as JCU extends deal with NQBP
Threatened Kosciuszko wildlife gets help from above
Griffith ranks world #17 in Artificial Intelligence