Artificial reefs to be installed in Queensland’s Great Sandy Marine Park
Claims new artificial reefs being installed in a protected marine park could damage a vulnerable natural coral reef…
Has Canberra lost its sense of fun and adventure, or is it simply a sign of the times?
Canberra diver using the Civic Olympic Pool diving platform. Well, those days are gone … Photo: File. Growing…
Barnaby Joyce resigns from Nationals; Hong Kong apartment fire death toll climbs, multiple dead, injured; Labor environment law reforms to pass Senate
Barnaby Joyce said the global political landscape was changing, pointing to populist right-wing movements gaining momentum around the…
The deepest parts of the Arctic Ocean are warming now too
Iceberg in the Arctic Ocean in September 2025 Photo: Henry Patton While it is well documented that global…
Labor strikes deal with Greens to end environmental reform stalemate
Labor has struck a deal with the Greens to overhaul Australia’s “broken” environmental laws, ending a years-long stalemate…
Studies show how the people of Rapa Nui made and moved the giant statues – and what caused the island’s deforestation
Rapa Nui, also known as Easter Island, is often portrayed in popular culture as an enigma. The rationale…
Environmental Protection Act reforms to pass after Labor, Greens strike deal
Former PM John Howard created the EPBC Act in 2000 and since then nearly every federal government has…
Global miner BMA drops Queensland mine expansion plan after a decade of environmental checks
Australia’s largest coal producer has been approved to clear 136 hectares of koala habitat by the Queensland government. …
Mars, KitKat and Cadbury named in probe into Liberia’s cocoa-driven deforestation
MONROVIA, Nov 25 — Some of the world’s best-known chocolate, from Mars to KitKat, is likely linked to…
Scientists Just Recorded 56,000 Icebergs Breaking Off Glaciers—Signaling a Major Climate Crisis
A groundbreaking study is reshaping how scientists track icebergs as they break off from glaciers. Published in Nature,…
The rise of ‘polite littering’: Brits are strategically placing rubbish on window ledges, bushes, and lamp posts because they can’t be bothered to find a bin
Britain is becoming overrun with ‘polite litter’ – rubbish that has been arranged thoughtfully rather than recklessly, a…
Why the plan for a ‘forest city’ is not as green as it sounds | Green building
Protection of nature is a key component of sustainability, but all too often we forget its other essential…