Environment

By Elizabeth Dangerfield   Continued from Manual for screwing the Earth – Part one: Personal Prerequisites Manual for screwing the Earth – Part two: Strategies Or […]

UniSA Media Release An unlikely penchant for pee is putting a common sugar ant on the map, as new research from the University of South […]

By Elizabeth Dangerfield   Here is a Users’ Manual for screwing the Earth. Screwing the Earth is not difficult providing you are prepared to be forceful […]

By Keith Antonysen    Australia is many thousands of kilometres from the Arctic Circle, so why should we be concerned? Australia has been experiencing extremes […]

By Dr Ian Bayly   At the start of the late Peter Sculthorpe’s composition, “Earth Cry”, we can hear an ominous, discordant roar of anger. If […]

Prior to the UN Convention on Climate Change talks held in Madrid, the sense that tradition would assert itself was hard to buck. Weariness and […]

I had lunch with my younger son (in his early 50s!) today and, as nearly always, the issue of climate change came up. Getting other […]

University of South Australia (UniSA) Media Release Antarctica is the largest reservoir of ice on Earth – but new research by the University of South […]

Some years back, there was a philosophy in mathematics education circles that students should be encouraged to create knowledge via discovery processes. It is true […]

Media release from the Southern Cross University Coral researchers are working night and day on the Great Barrier Reef to complete a radically new approach […]

By Keith Antonysen The science of climate change began through Jean Fourier believing that the Earth could not hold warmth without some medium retaining warmth […]