Protected: How will your local area be affected by climate change?
August 9, 2022
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There and back again: the impacts of back-to-back El Niño and La Niña over the last 5 years
May 18, 2022
Australia’s climate drivers have brought extremely wet and dry conditions in recent years, which has enhanced extreme weather. In the last five years, the climate…
Answering your questions about adaptation and the upcoming IPCC report
February 21, 2022
The IPCC releases its Working Group II Sixth Assessment Report on Monday the 28th of February. This report synthesizes research about how climate change has been…
Climate projections: what’s happening to rainfall in Western Australia?
January 14, 2022
With the release of the latest IPCC report, the Bureau of Meteorology’s (BoM) new hydrological projections and investment under the Western Australian Climate Science Initiative,…
Developing a ‘storylines’ approach for regional climate change information
December 21, 2021
Even with the best available projections, scientists can never be sure precisely what the future holds- this means that even with the best possible science…
Interdisciplinary research for a sustainable Australia: explaining the National Environmental Science Program
December 3, 2021
The Climate Systems Hub is one of 4 research hubs currently funded under the Australian Government’s National Environmental Science Program (NESP). NESP is in its…
Knowledge to protect Country in a changing climate
November 19, 2021
Climate vulnerable communities, such as Indigenous Australians, need to be supported to build their capacity to anticipate, prepare and respond to the impacts of a changing climate. This…
Carbon budgets: tracking emissions to support global mitigation
November 12, 2021
Countries around the world produce greenhouse gas emission at differing rates. However, all emissions cumulate in the atmosphere and oceans, making climate change a global…
NESP scientists supporting global climate policy
November 3, 2021
Climate change is a global problem that does not stop at state or country boarders. That’s why global action is required to understand and address climate change. The Climate…
Co-designing climate change research
October 21, 2021
Co-designed research incorporates the priorities, knowledge, and information needs of those who will use the research. Co-design is currently used across a wide range of…
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