Holding the key to a ‘secret weapon’ against climate change: Prof Peter Macreadie and the Blue Carbon Lab
Professor Peter Macreadie is leading research into a little-known but incredibly potent natural process to sequester carbon emissions.
From grew to brew: study seeks to build coffee industry sustainability
Business supply chain experts are seeking to make our daily coffee more sustainable on an industry-wide level.
Earth: one giant superorganism?
There’s no doubt that Earth is full of life, but could our planet be seen as one functioning organism?
Would Earth be better off without us?
The environmental damage caused by humans – and its consequences – have been explored in stories for decades, and continue to be discussed today.
Australia’s recycling is a shambles – here’s what we can do about it.
Australia’s recycling system is not as effective as it needs to be.
How to reduce your environmental impact this Christmas
With the festivities comes excessive waste that can have detrimental effects on our planet.
Reptiles – Farming and Biodiversity
Reptiles – Farmland and Biodiversity from Disruptr on Vimeo.
A forest falling apart
The Amazon rainforest houses over 1 million different species. In 2019, countless fires have devastated the area.
Are we invading the ocean?
And can sharks and humans truly coexist?
Jaya Kelvin – Protecting our coasts
Can seas grass and mangroves protect our coasts?
Dreaming of a future worth living in
We often think of the future as a distant planet, something so far away and alien that it’s too hard to comprehend.
Change Makers – John Sherwood
Deep ocean research and time on small boats in estuaries, Honorary Associate Professor John Sherwood's research is as eclectic as it sounds.
Rethinking the ‘age of the human’
What does it mean to be "human"?