Dryland Salinity in Australia
Photo credit Written by: Katie Christison Australia is dominated by expansive deserts and thriving rainforests; harsh environments in which its
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Jumping into caffeinated water: The effect of caffeine on aquatic life
Photo credit Written by: Rosie Caldwell Human consumption of caffeine could be putting aquatic life under stress 3, 4, 5.
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Here today, here tomorrow – but what about yesterday? The environmental cost of plastic water bottle production
Photo credit Written by: Damon de Clercq It is well known that plastic bottles have environmental costs which last long
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What it takes to make a phone?
Photo credit Written by: Katie Osborne We love smartphones. It’s our whole world in our hands – it gives us
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Coral Reefs: The Impacts of Sunscreens and Cosmetics
Photo credit Written by: Thomas Rosenberg Coral reefs are some of the most diverse, productive, and ecologically and economically important
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Chocolate’s True Cost – Rainforests in Peril
Photo credit Written by: Joseph McCormick Chocolate has become one of the most popular affordable luxuries enjoyed around the world.
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What we know about this “insect apocalypse”
Photo credit Written by: Georgia Kahan Insects seem to get the short end of the stick when it comes to
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The environmental impacts of laundry detergent
Photo credit Written by: Greta Stuthridge During my grocery shop this week I stopped at the laundry detergents, considering the
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Rubbish the size of a country? The reality of the Great Pacific Garbage Patch
Photo credit Written by: Nim Udawatta People have turned a blind eye to the consequences of plastic consumption, and the
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What’s in a species? A look at cryptic biodiversity
Written by: Jozef Polec Keywords: biodiversity, ecology, genetics, nature, taxonomy Photo (above): Two geckos from the Woodworthia genus complex. Once
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