People & associates
Jennifer Marohasy
From botox to Bell Bay: the cultural divide of forest politics
Politics and the Environment in Indonesia
Paying farmers for water or not: A new $10 billion plan
What will happen to the cod if the Murray River runs dry?
We have managed to regulate the Murray, but we have not yet reconciled with it.
The loss of the baiji
You have probably never heard of the baijiâ€â€the graceful, grey dolphin endemic to the Yangtze River with tiny eyes and a long narrow beak. If you ever visit China, chances are you will never see one.
Polar Bear Politics: Underestimating the survival capacity of one popular bear
Are polar bears really threatened by global warming or are they being opportunistically exploited by scientists and activists to sell a particularly bleak and brittle story of their iconic status?
'The macabre fascination that goes with gothic horror novels'
What can we learn from six years of salinity hype?
Kill Crocodiles for fun and profit
Allowing tourists to kill and sell crocodiles is definitely worth considering
Governments Gone Wild
Australia's Environment Undergoing Renewal, Not Collapse
In his new book Collapse Jared Diamond contends that the Australian environment is generally unproductive and has been irreversibly damaged by European farming, forestry and fisheries practices. Diamond reflects a popular view that is continually...