The AR6 Synthesis Report by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), has been released underscoring the urgency of taking more ambitious action to secure a liveable sustainable future for all.
UNSW Sydney ranked 55th in the world out of 1406 institutions in the 2022 Times Higher Education (THE) Impact Rankings, up from 96th in 2021. The University secured 10 top 100 and eight top 50 places.
Students, researchers and community members alike are expecting higher education leadership to raise their ambition around climate action and demonstrate how their education, research and campus operations are setting a positive example of climate leadership in their communities and beyond
The choices we make today on climate will define the quality of life this generation will experience and leave a footprint on many more generations to come.
People and ecosystems in Australia, New Zealand and over 25,000 islands in the Pacific face an existential threat from the impacts of climate change.
Local governments have been leading on climate action in Australia for decades. More than 200 local governments, representing over 19 million Australians and accounting for 75% of Australia’s population, are already taking action on climate change
The Chinese University of Hong Kong commit to carbon neutrality by 2038.
Professor Amos Tai of the Chinese University of Hong Kong talks about sustainability and environmental education
An in depth analysis by ARC Centre of Excellence for Climate Extremes on La Nina and how it will impact Australian weather
The Climate Alliance has brought together some helpful (and free) climate educational resources.