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Extreme weather is leading to more injury hospitalisations, with heat being the main cause

November 2, 2023 The AIM Network 3

Australian Institue of Health and Welfare Media Release The number of hospital admissions for injuries associated with extreme weather – such as heatwaves, bushfires and […]

Critically Endangered Reptile Gets Colossal Helping Hand

October 26, 2023 The AIM Network 1

Media Release USA breakthrough genetic engineering and de-extinction company Colossal Biosciences is lending its support to the recovery of the recently rediscovered Victorian Grassland Earless […]

River Country community day explores Australia’s remarkable river and wetland communities

October 10, 2023 The AIM Network 3

Media Release Living on the Edge project launches at the National Museum of Australia with a vibrant community day Experience a stimulating array of art, […]

Floating sea farms: an ingenious solution to feed the world and ensure freshwater by 2050

September 11, 2023 The AIM Network 7

University of South Australia Media Release The sun and the sea – both abundant and free – are being harnessed in a unique project to […]

State logging agency VicForests deregistered

September 7, 2023 The AIM Network 78

Victorian Forest Alliance Media Release State owned logging company VicForests has been deregistered as a government business according to a government gazette, as of August […]

Logging machines leave Newry State Forest prematurely after a month of community pressure

August 25, 2023 The AIM Network 2

Bellingen Activist Newtwork Media Release Logging has been stopped in Newry State Forest, with 6 logging machines leaving the forest this morning. Over half the native […]

Cutting Climate Change Research: Cuts at the Australian Antarctic Division

August 23, 2023 Dr Binoy Kampmark 6

Australia’s funding priorities have been utterly muddled of late. At the Commonwealth level, there is cash to be found in every conceivable place to support […]

Transition to Net Zero not one size fits all

August 22, 2023 The AIM Network 3

Media Release New research from Victoria University’s Mitchell Institute has painted a clear picture of how Australia’s Net Zero by 2050 transition will impact regions […]

Court orders a halt to logging in Newry State Forest

August 22, 2023 The AIM Network 1

Bellingen Activist Network Media Release Gumbaynggirr Elders are claiming a small but important victory over the NSW Forestry Corporation (FCNSW) in the battle over protection […]

Climate Change Litigation: The Montana Precedent

August 21, 2023 Dr Binoy Kampmark 1

Climate change litigation is falling into pressing fashion. In Australia, the 2021 case of Sharma, despite eventually failing before three judges in the Federal Court […]

How will they explain themselves to their grandchildren?

August 11, 2023 Mark Buckley 11

It is hard to understand the stupidity of Australia’s political leaders when it comes to the climate catastrophe. It is a given that the likes […]

Water Wars: Cooling the Data Centres

August 6, 2023 Dr Binoy Kampmark 3

Water. Data centres. The continuous, pressing need to cool the latter, which houses servers to store and process data, with the former, which is becoming […]

Black & Veatch to Advance Carbon-Neutral Aviation in Australia, New Zealand

July 27, 2023 The AIM Network 5

Media Release The company joins Bioenergy Australia’s alliance as a $30 million fund is announced for sustainable aviation fuel development. MELBOURNE: Black & Veatch, a […]

Dumping Doubts: Releasing Fukushima’s Waste Water

July 13, 2023 Dr Binoy Kampmark 4

Nothing said from the nuclear industry can or should be taken for face value. Be it in terms of safety, or correcting defects or righting […]

The Fossil Fuel Proliferation Threat

July 6, 2023 Dr Binoy Kampmark 7

Climate change negotiations and debates are characterised by some curious features. For one, there are interminable stretches of discussion that never seem to feature the […]

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