175 Nations meeting in Geneva to sign a global treaty to end plastic p...
Image by MOHAMED ABDULRAHEEM Each day 2000 garbage trucks full of plastic are dumped into the world's…
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Generating sustainable electricity in the dark with the UNSW Night tim...
Ever wondered how you can generate electricity from solar energy when the sun isn't up? …
Making craybies with Operation Crayweed
Sydney's metropolitan coastal waters were once teeming with underwater forests. However, the crayweed that made…
A splash of colour makes all the difference for our harbour marine life
As our cities expand into the sea, natural shorelines are being replaced by concrete seawalls that…
Tropical insect and butterfly populations at a decline due to Climate ...
Insects are crucial to the health of our planet. They perform essential duties, including pollinating plants,…
Great Barrier Reef Faces Sharpest Coral Decline in Decades
The Great Barrier Reef has suffered its sharpest coral decline in nearly 40 years, with northern…
The Science of Chocolate
Chloë Nelson LOVES chocolate. She also loves science, technology, engineering, maths, and art. Read More
Native honey against the microbes: A promising agent to fight the anti...
Everyone knows that our locally produced manuka honey is nothing short of special. Not only is…
Using lightning to make ammonia: The a new revolutionary method –...
Ammonia, otherwise known as NH3, is an essential component in our modern economy, yet the process…
Tropical fish moving south due to warm waters
Image by Angus Mitchell Climate change is impacting our oceans through rising sea levels and coral…
“Big Blue Ideas”- Plastic Oceans
Our oceans are full of it, we eat, drink, and breathe it everyday. What is it?…
The Secret Rat War Brewing in the NSW Bush
When it comes to the most maligned introduced species in NSW you would be hard pressed…