With environmentalists concerns about dredge spoil having largely been addressed, they will need a new strategy to keep the public interested. More Comments (19 comments)
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19 Feb 2015
Predator-proof fences have long been thought of as a way to save our most vulnerable species from extinction. But the fences have a dark side. More Comments (14 comments)
31 Dec 2014
As the year sighs to a close, I take a look back at which environment stories fired your passions and your neurons this year. More Comments (0 comments)
28 Nov 2014
Sometimes I see really great science stories pass across my desk that I don't find enough hours in the day to get to. Rather than letting them fade into obscurity, I've done a little run-down of the week's most exciting envir… More Comments (3 comments)
14 Nov 2014
The world is on-track to increase its energy use by 37 per cent by 2040. And Australia is well placed to play a starring role in all energy sources. More Comments (20 comments)
21 Oct 2014
The problem of feral cats seems insurmountable. Yet to do nothing seems shameful. It's a quandary Australians need to get used to. More Comments (28 comments)
16 Sep 2014
As a body established to look at a scientific approach to whaling, the International Whaling Commission's scientific credibility is sorely lacking. More Comments (12 comments)
29 Aug 2014
The recent review of the Renewable Energy Target does not reflect the Government's repeated statements in favour of renewable energy. More Comments (14 comments)
4 Aug 2014
Earth Overshoot Day is that day of the year when we have spend our annual salary and start paying the global food, energy and water bills on credit. More Comments (29 comments)
16 Jul 2014
Cobbled together from the parts of dead climate policies, Australia's now-dead carbon tax got about as much love as a horror movie monster. More Comments (47 comments)
