by Matilda Meikle | Oct 11, 2024 | Environment
While demand for steel continues to soar, progress on efficiency and clean production methods has slowed notably. According to Create Digital, steel production is now the most carbon-intensive industry in the world, making up around 11 percent of global carbon...
by Esha Walia | Sep 25, 2024 | Agriculture, Environment, Science
According to a recent news release by Flinders University, due to increasing fish oil costs, Australian aquaculture operators are seeking more sustainable ways to feed yellowtail kingfish in order to enable more commercial production of the species. Thanks to the new...
by Matilda Meikle | Sep 20, 2024 | Environment
A new study has found that certain traits in geese can lead to better breeding success. Bird behaviour experts from Flinders University and the University of Vienna studied a group of captive greylag geese to determine the reproductive benefits of well-matched...
by Matilda Meikle | Sep 13, 2024 | Environment
“The Bilby is one of Southwest Queensland’s most important marsupials, and an integral part of the Charleville community,” says Shaun Radnedge, mayor of Charleville. He embodies the passionate spirit of this country town, sharing that the Bilby Brothers chose...
by Matilda Meikle | Aug 26, 2024 | Business, Environment
Storylines can help businesses to understand and communicate climate risks. With anticipated changes to financial reporting requirements and new environmental policies in Australia, businesses are finding they need a simple way to assess the impact of climate change...
by Matilda Meikle | Aug 16, 2024 | Environment
Recordings of underground acoustics can help experts to determine the health of our soil, according to a new study. The report, led by ecologists from Flinders University, found that soundscapes barely audible to human ears can be used to identify the diversity of...
