Air trapped in Antarctic and Greenland ice sheets over the industrial period has shown that human-caused methane emissions are 25 […]
Smoke exposure health effects The Australian bushfires of summer 2019/2020 have produced large amounts of smoke with yet unknown long-term […]
COALA is a broad project designed to study the emissions and atmospheric chemistry of Australian biogenic compounds (gases emitted by […]
CSIRO has contributed to an international study on rising levels of hydroflourocarbon-23 (HFC-23), a greenhouse gas that is 12,400 times […]
Smoke from the bushfires currently burning across southern Australia has sent air pollution warnings sky rocketing in many cities and […]
In Victoria, Australia, there is a strong mandate to reduce fuel loads through prescribed burning. One of the challenges of […]
Melita, Martin and Ian attended the 24th International Clean Air and Environment Conference in Queenstown, New Zealand between 16-18 September […]
Max Desservettaz from the ACC group, alongside Chris and Sarah from O&A (see photo), was amongst 50 of CSIRO employees […]
It’s hard not to get blown away (quite literally) by the sweeping landscapes of Tasmania’s coastlines and Cape Grim is […]
As Typhoon Trami made its way slowly towards Japan, over 600 scientists from around the globe, including a large contingent […]
