ABC Environment

Scotland has turned off the coal burners and Costa Rica is 99 percent fossil free, but is the same possible for a country as large as Australia?

The Bobolas family home has been at the centre of a legal dispute for several years.

RN's My Place digital storytelling project is all about the meaning we derive from place and belonging. Awaye! presenter Daniel Browning is from Fingal, a sand peninsula on the far north coast of New South Wales between the Tweed River and the Pacific Ocean - a place that is pounded by king tides and battered by erosion.

The migratory birds have flown about 10,000kms all the way to the arctic for food, sex, and to hatch the next generation of flying machines.

The next phase of a national citizen science project is looking into which bird species are visiting backyard bird feeders

Research has found that despite having excellent quality water, 40 per cent of Sydneysiders don't drink water straight from the tap.

On the shorelines of the Yellow Sea, eight million shorebirds are probing the sediment for food, but their bellies are empty. Could their epic migration end here on this barren mudflat?

Rhino poachers in Mozambique target anti-poaching guards.

Research has found that despite having excellent quality water, 40 per cent of Sydneysiders don't drink water straight from the tap.

BehaviourWorks Australia has recently reviewed research and data from 47 examples of CDR schemes or trials around the world. 

Koalas in the hotter, more arid parts of Australia could become extinct in the face of climate change, new modelling suggests.

There's a lot more to Sunshine State politics than just the major parties, with a record number of names crowding the Senate ballot paper -- including a few very recognisable ones.

Professor Andrew Blakers says Australia receives thousands of times more solar energy from the sun each year than all the fossil fuel use combined.

A pioneer of marine science in Australia says this could be the end of the reef as we know it, even if we act now.

Batteries, microgrids, and the possibility of self-sufficiency are now real options for individual households, and in some cases, whole towns.

Australia's migratory shorebirds have just flown 5,000 kilometres northward to stopover in the Yellow Sea. What will they find when they arrive?

From satellites giving information about soil quality to robotic fruit monitoring and water quality sensors for oysters - agricultural technology is being taken up at a rapid rate among Australia's farmers.

Will beachfront properties become uninsurable before they become uninhabitable?

The cruise line industry is booming. The bigger the boats, the larger the profits. But what, if any, are the engineering and environmental limits?

The cruise line industry is booming. The bigger the boats, the larger the profits. But what, if any, are the engineering and environmental limits?