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Blue Summit Seeks Solutions for Australia s Ocean Decade

Sydney will host a Blue Solutions Summit on Thursday, 10th March 2022, to elevate ocean focussed action by businesses, brands and government with a push to drive pledges to act on ocean health issues and opportunities as part of nation’s response to the current UN Ocean Decade.

Western australiaNew south walesJosh wilsonZali steggallMargaret stuartMyla tuckerStephen connorLaura thomsonJames griffinMike smithMartina doblinTony worbyRobert pascoeNick chiarelliLaura wellsTony haymet

Runaway temperatures intensify scientists fears

There is no escaping the fact that the planet is becoming warmer. Around the world, temperatures are climbing to levels never seen before.

United statesNew south walesUniversity of adelaideSouth australiaMartina doblinDouglas bardsleyEl ninoWorld meteorological organizationSchool of geographyAdvances in atmospheric sciencesUniversity of technology sydneyIndustrial research organisationWestern australiaSouthern hemisphereOcean warming continues throughAtmospheric sciences

Runaway temperatures intensify scientists fears

There is no escaping the fact that the planet is becoming warmer. Around the world, temperatures are climbing to levels never seen before.

United statesNew south walesUniversity of adelaideSouth australiaMartina doblinDouglas bardsleyEl ninoWorld meteorological organizationSchool of geographyAdvances in atmospheric sciencesUniversity of technology sydneyIndustrial research organisationWestern australiaSouthern hemisphereOcean warming continues throughAtmospheric sciences

Scientists confirm 2021 as one of the hottest years on record and explore ways out

There is no escaping the fact the planet is getting warmer. Around the world temperatures are climbing to levels never seen before.

United statesNew south walesUniversity of adelaideSouth australiaMartina doblinDouglas bardsleyEl ninoSchool of geographyUniversity of technology sydneyIndustrial research organisationWorld meteorological organisationResearch scientistAdvances in atmospheric sciencesWestern australiaOcean warming continues throughAtmospheric sciences

Scientists confirm 2021 as one of the hottest years on record and explore ways out

There is no escaping the fact the planet is getting warmer. Around the world temperatures are climbing to levels never seen before.

United statesBronte beachNew south walesUniversity of adelaideSouth australiaMartina doblinDouglas bardsleyEl ninoSchool of geographyUniversity of technology sydneyIndustrial research organisationResearch scientistWorld meteorological organisationAdvances in atmospheric sciencesWestern australiaOcean warming continues through

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