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Soil Microbes Limit Eucalyptus Trees in High CO2 Areas - Vimarsana News

Soil Microbes Limit Eucalyptus Trees in High CO2 Areas

Researchers at Western Sydney University have released a groundbreaking study finding that elevated carbon dioxide (CO2) levels, which are expected to

Developer responds as Aussie road upgrade near 'killing corridor' labelled 'pretty horrific' - Vimarsana News

Developer responds as Aussie road upgrade near 'killing corridor' labelled 'pretty horrific'

LendLease is doubling the size of a road that cuts through an endangered population of koalas. Find out why.

Source: yahoo.com
Australia's renewable energy goals can't come at the cost of biodiversity – we need a strategic approach | Hugh Possingham - Vimarsana News

Australia's renewable energy goals can't come at the cost of biodiversity – we need a strategic approach | Hugh Possingham

The Port of Hastings windfarm block highlights a growing conundrum – how to expand renewable infrastructure without damaging fragile ecosystems

Nuclear power no silver bullet for net zero target - Vimarsana News

Nuclear power no silver bullet for net zero target

Convincing an electorate to host a nuclear reactor or its generational waste would make for a challenging electioneering position.

Source: smh.com.au
Koalas, Too Cute for Their Own Good? - Quadrant Online - Vimarsana News

Koalas, Too Cute for Their Own Good? - Quadrant Online

Few images are more effective in opening wallets than pictures of distressed koalas, whose sad state the accompanying ad copy inevitably insists is due to logging of old growth forests. Like just about everything the greenies assert when out for cash, it simply isn't true. What science rather than spin tells us is that the Great Koala National Park will fail the very creatures its spruikers insist they are defending