If good fences make good neighbours then keeping unsealed roads in good condition goes double when it comes to access tracks constructed by onshore gas development companies on farms and other rural properties.
CSIRO researchers will take to the skies to shed light on subterranean structures deep below the Pilliga State Forest in the Narrabri region of New South Wales.
The CSIRO, Australia’s leading science agency, is working with community, government and industry to improve understanding about decommissioning processes for onshore coal seam gas and shale gas wells.
We’re hosting a webcast to highlight research conducted over the past 10 years into the social and environmental impacts of onshore gas development in Australia.
Hotter, wetter, and drier. Already a place of extreme environmental conditions, the Northern Territory faces further challenges in a changing climate.
We have been working on a new-look website for CSIRO’s GISERA and it’s now live.
Read about plans to unlock the seismic secrets of the Cannning Basin and cheer on our award winning stygofauna team.
In this issue: Biodiversity matters, Why we love microbes, Mapping transport in the Top End and Energy Club WA Student Expo
In this issue, learn about our stygofauna and emissions work.
