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Global carbon emissions at record levels with no signs of shrinking, new data shows. Humanity has a monumental task ahead

Global carbon emissions at record levels with no signs of shrinking, new data shows. Humanity has a monumental task ahead

The promise of seagrass pastures

Google, CSIRO and DFAT team up to support climate resilience – with help from AI.

Revealing the world beneath the waves of a tropical marine park

The team onboard RV Investigator reveal the first detailed map of the seafloor in the idyllic Cocos (Keeling) Islands Marine Park.

Think low-carb is hard? Think again

Eating for weight management, metabolic and heart health can be easy with recipes from CSIRO Low-Carb Diet Easy 100.

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Cruising with Australia’s storm chasing scientists

We join Australia's storm chasing scientists on RV Investigator and find out what research blows their hair back.

A photo of blue minerals

Meet Sandra Occhipinti: Solving the Earth’s ‘jigsaw’ to locate critical minerals

Sandra's work in critical minerals stems from her fascination with solving puzzles – and it's made her a role model for women in geology.

Top 10 most spotted Australian birds

To celebrate the Birdlife Australia Aussie Bird Count, we asked the Atlas of Living Australia to find out Australia’s most spotted birds.

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National Bird Week playlist: Music you can birdwatch to

Stuffed with tweet treats that will have you warbling along, this is the perfect way to appreciate our feathered friends. National Bird Week is 17-23 October. To celebrate, we compiled a bird-themed Spotify playlist: Music you can birdwatch to.

An engineering internship to inspire the next generation

Final year university student Jasmin Bradshaw and Head of Design + Industry Newcastle, John Lancken, share why businesses must invest in the next generation.   

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Oodles of oobleck excites students about STEM in schools

Science can be surprising (and squelchy), especially when there's a tonne of oobleck about.

740,000km of fishing line and 14 billion hooks: we reveal just how much fishing gear is lost at sea each year

Each year, enough fishing line to circle the Earth 18 times is lost at sea. This not only harms marine life, but also the livelihoods of fishers worldwide.

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How being profoundly deaf inspired Sinead Williams to love science

Find out from Sinéad Williams how being profoundly deaf inspired a life-long passion for science and why we need to genuinely listen to be inclusive.