Climate Central. March 2. (Dr Sarah Perkins-Kirkpatrick, Dr Andrew King).
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17 March 2017
The Conversation. (Dr Andrew King, Prof David Karoly, Matthew Hale, Dr Sarah Perkins-Kirkpatrick).
4 May 2016
The School of BEES is taking a proactive approach to promoting mental health and mental health education.
5 February 2016
Adélie penguin numbers at Cape Denison, Antarctica, have crashed from more than 160,000 birds in 2011 down to just a few thousand following the grounding of a giant 97 km iceberg, B09B, in Commonwealth Bay.
New research published in the...
17 December 2015
Long term warming of the Indian and Pacific oceans played an important role in making the Queensland floods of 2010/2011 far worse than they should have been according to new research published in Geophysical Research Letters.
26 October 2015
Satellite observations reveal plants in Australia’s semi-arid and subhumid regions are getting greener because of increased atmospheric CO2, but at a significant cost to water resources.
17 October 2015
If global average temperatures rise 1.5°C-2°C higher than today, we will see the collapse of Antarctic ice shelves that will lead to hundreds and even thousands of years of sea level rise,...
24 June 2015
Professor Steven Sherwood, Director of CCRC, has been awarded a prestigious ARC Laureate Fellowship in the 2015 round, with $2.77 million for his research in physics of clouds for the next five years.
13 May 2015
The Bureau of Meteorology has officially declared that we are in an El Niño, shifting its tracker from ALERT (a greater than 70% chance of El Niño forming) to an actual event.
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