Akriti Jain shares an insight into how critical social science perspectives can help advance knowledge for transformations to sustainability.
14.06.2021
With the G7 meeting this week in London, Sarah DeWeerdt investigates the relationship between zero emissions and economic growth.
11.06.2021
Kirsten Lyons dissects the special issue of the Australian Universities Review on "Academic Freedom's Precarious Future". Hyper surveillance, rigid performance appraisals and the metrics of research - what does this mean for the future of academic freedom?
09.06.2021
On the eve of World Ocean Day, James Waddell explores how an international research project is taking advantage of changes brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic to gather information on how human-generated noise affects ocean species.
07.06.2021
This World Environment Day focuses on creating ‘Generation Restoration’ to revive and protect the world’s ecosystems.
05.06.2021
As the UN prepares for its first-ever Food Systems Summit in September 2021, World Environment Day can catalyse the discussion on the impact of food systems have on the environment.
04.06.2021
What is Arctic amplification? Do we know what is causing this phenomenon? What effects is it having, both in the region and for the world? Is Antarctica experiencing the same thing?
03.06.2021
Shakuntala Haraksingh Thilsted, a nutrition scientist, has won the World Food Prize. As we celebrate the official start of the Ocean Decade, Ben Belton argues that aquatic foods play a vital role in sustainable, healthy diets.
01.06.2021
People with lots of neighbours who have solar panels are more likely to have solar panels themselves.
01.06.2021
With some museums closed for more than a year, the prospect of engaging in cultural activities again brings more than just pleasure - it's a vital aspect to acknowledging history through the power of peace memorials. Professor Syed Sikander Mehdi, a veteran member of the International Peace Research Association, explores the healing power of peace museums.
28.05.2021
