Sustainability

6 min

Inside the race to protect 250 threatened species hit by bushfire

Ecologists have calculated that at least 6 million hectares of habitat that is home to at least 250 different threatened species has now gone up in smoke. Twenty-five of these species are…

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4 min

Regrowth

After our trial by fire – Australia must commit to the challenge of a sustainable recovery. 𝑇𝑟𝑖𝑎𝑙 𝐵𝑦 𝐹𝑖𝑟𝑒 The year 2020 always sounded like a time for aspirational goals…

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7 min

Statistic on Drinking Water & Sanitisation to Help us Re-Think!

For the majority of the world, getting access to clean drinking water is hard. It is both time-consuming and risky. So what do we know about drinking water and sanitation…

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2 min

How Carnegie Mellon helped transform Pittsburgh into a smart city playground

In Pittsburgh, public trash cans aren’t just collecting litter—they’re also gathering data. This summer, the city completed installation of 1,200 smart garbage cans that use sensors to alert sanitation workers…

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2 min

Sustainability

Australia’s Reef report to UNESCO – how to avoid “in danger” listing

Conservationists have urged the Australian government to ramp up actions to protect the Great Barrier Reef in a crucial report due to be submitted to UNESCO by this Sunday (1…

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4 min

Sustainability

Top 6 ways to suck greenhouse gases out of the atmosphere

Researchers evaluated the best and worst ways to remove greenhouse gases from the atmosphere in a recent report. A recent report from International Institute for Applied Systems Science evaluated six…

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3 min

Sustainability

17 ideas that could change the world

Last week WWF’s award-winning innovation program, Panda Labs, announced alongside ConsenSys the launch of Impactio, a platform which enables funding for projects at scale that help solve the world’s most pressing environmental and…

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4 min

Why businesses should invest in nature

We’re onto something cool with our partners at furniture manufacturer, Koala. Their support has enabled WWF-Australia to work with the University of Queensland, the Queensland Department of Environment and Science and…

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2 min

Sustainability

Have you seen a Quoll? A Potoroo? Or another endangered animal in the Otways?

With so many people travelling along the Great Ocean Road each year to explore this beautiful place, we believe there is an opportunity to collect important data on threatened species…

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Inside the race to protect 250 threatened species hit by bushfire

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