A new partnership has been formed between the CCRC and the Faculty of Medicine to investigate and address the health problems associated with a changing climate.
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The global problem of climate change poses the greatest threat to the poorest countries, despite their least contribution to greenhouse gas emissions.
The Paris-Agreement commitments by countries around the world to reduce carbon emissions are not...
Our very own Laurie Menviel was offered one of the extremely competitive UNSW Scientia Fellowships. This is a huge achievement and great news for BEES (and the CCRC).
See a new map of CCRC alumni destinations. We're quite an international bunch, check it out!
Does God want us to surf? Is there any difference between a surfer and a drug addict? Did surfers discover relativity before Einstein? Who is the most under appreciated person in surfing? Why did Eddy go? How did Eddy know where to go?
Have you ever felt hot but wondered whether it was just you? Have you been reading too much climate change news and are afraid you're now biased to think every other day is unusually hot?
Image produced by Stuart Ramsden from NCI’s Vizlab
While temperatures are expected to rise in most regions of the world as a consequence of global warming, the amount by which hot extremes increase shows strong regional differences.
Congratulations to Melissa Hart, Angela Maharaj and Giovanni Di Virgilio, for being awarded a $500k citizen science grant from the federal government for the Sydney schools weather and air quality network (SWAQ network).