The NSW Rural Fire Service is using new apps developed by CSIRO to conduct a critical assessment of the recent bushfires that devastated communities in the state, and to plan for future climate adaptation scenarios.
Climate change over the coming decades is likely to significantly alter fire patterns, their impact and their management in Australia.
Actually, we did but it was all in the name of safety. Our fire testing lab got a hot and […]
It’s probably something you don't want to think about. These days, we rely on the wonderful world-wide web for just […]
By Dr Andrew Sullivan and Dr Miguel Gomes Da Cruz Saturday 7 February 2009 will go down in Australia’s history […]
By Matthew Paget Striking images of smoke plumes and scarring from the bushfires that swept south eastern Australia in January […]
By Fiona Henderson Ten years ago the Australian Capital Territory was in the grip of severe bushfires, with thousands of […]
Smoke from bushfires and fires prescribed for fuel reduction, silviculture (tree farming) and biodiversity management are the largest source of air pollutants in Australia.
High up on a cliff in Daylesford, Victoria, construction of the first CSIRO tested bushfire resistant house is now underway. […]
We helped sustainable designer Joost Bakker, test an environmentally friendly building option for bushfire-prone areas.
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