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Climate

Not just for nori rolls: seaweed's huge potential examined

…from the atmosphere a year. “The potential is massive, it’s a huge ocean,” said the University of Queensland’s Scott Spillias who led the research. “Farming more seaweed in the ocean…

News

Fish recovery good news for Murray River

…and floodplains. The initiative is part of South Australian Government’s $100 million Riverine Recovery Project. SA Research and Development Institute (SARDI) is currently leading an extensive research project aimed at…

News

Human impact and climate changed killed megafauna

JUST WHAT KILLED off the world’s megafauna has long been a hotly debated topic – but new research confirms a rapidly warming climate was mostly to blame, with the arrival…

Science & Environment

Did smoke from the Black Summer fires give rise to the triple La Nina?

…volumes of smoke ate away at our protective ozone layer. Now, new research by American scientists suggests the Black Summer fires were massive enough to influence the El Niño Southern…

Science & Environment

Prescribing a ‘dose of nature’ delivers health budget savings

…green spaces with high biodiversity are often degraded and squeezed by development. Our new research puts a dollar value on the health benefits of visits to national parks within reach…

Nature & Wildlife

Learning to live with a carnivore

…saltwater crocodile. She established and runs the Darwin-based Centre for Crocodile Research, which oversees research and development to improve efficiency and productivity in the croc-farming industry. She consults to Crocosaurus…

Nature & Wildlife

Fighting the skin disease killing Australia’s wombats

After three years of research into the molecular biology and genetics of the wombat mite, the University of the Sunshine Coast-led collaboration has been awarded a New South Wales Government…

Nature & Wildlife

Tasmanian devils look set to conquer facial tumour disease

IN THE MIDST of a human pandemic, we have some good news about a wildlife one: our new research, published today in Science, shows Tasmanian devils are likely to survive…

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Giant iceberg decimates Antarctic penguin colonies

…Glacier Tongue. According to research published this month in the journal Antarctic Science, the iceberg caused fast ice expansion in the region (floating sea ice that is permanent attached to…

Science & Environment

Marsupial lions, enormous kangaroos and giant monitor lizards: treasures of the Naracoorte Caves

…bit squeezy in here. A film crew working with researchers at Naracoorte Caves (Image Credit: Steven Bourne) Recent research has revealed that the deposits contain much more than bones, with…

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