ABC Environment

Drought and Water Minister David Littleproud has warned of more pain for Murray-Darling Basin communities and the risk of more fish kills.

CNN Indonesia's Desi Anwar on covering climate change.

Might plant based food help feed the world now and into the future? To grow plant based food you need water. Could treated wastewater be suitable? Animals need food and water and some of them, like our very own kangaroo, are helping us to solve human health problems like arthritis. Plus, how to protect yourself so you have the best possible chance of surviving a chemical weapon such as sarin.

A community has sprung up around a new library of things in Bulli on the NSW South Coast, where you can borrow tools and other handy things.

With official forecasts of another warm, dry Spring ahead for most of the country attention is turning to the plight of the Murray Darling river system.

Meet a 12 year old scientist who's got a whole lot of questions...enough to take you to the moon and back.

Geophysicists might expect to face earthquakes or volcanoes in their work. But Kate Selway has to factor hungry Polar bears into her research.

Unusual corals have been spotted on the sea floor below the Great Australian Bight - they live without light, up to 5km down.

The University of Tasmania's autonomous submarine had a productive summer, collecting ice melting data from under an Antarctic glacier.

44 years ago energy expert Lord Ritchie-Calder warned about the climate effects of burning fossil fuels.

Australian soybeans in short supply in the drought and NSW prepares for a 'fish Armageddon' as fierce hot-dry summer looms

Albatross expert Dr Jaimie Cleeland listens to the gurgles and bellows of albatross as they nest on a tiny Atlantic island called Gough.

The latest quarterly carbon emissions data is adding weight to concerns Australia will not meet its targets under the Paris climate change accord.

Margaret Storey loves the natural world and a tree in her backyard has been a source of joy for years, until it burnt down. What she discovered in its ashes gave her unexpected inspiration.

Getting to the roots of FMNR: Phillip meets the man who re-forested 6 million hectares of barren African land without planting a single tree.

As the government considers nuclear energy again, could it be a cover for a push for nuclear weapons as well?

Why do some people choose to purchase solar panels, but shun collective action like marching on parliament? A new study says psychology has some clues.

The push to overturn the ban on nuclear energy will gather steam today with the first public hearing of a parliamentary inquiry into a nuclear power industry for Australia.

As Labor reviews the climate change policies it took to the election, the Party's national president Wayne Swan is issuing a chilling warning about the state of the planet.

Scientists researching how coastal wetlands can help in the fight against climate change have taken out one of our biggest science awards.