The Best Kind of Environment
This article from the Spring 2020 edition of the IPA Review is written by IPA Adjunct Fellow, Matthew Lesh. Environmental catchcries of the early 21st century […]
Measuring Old Corals & Coral Reefs (Part 2)
Late last year, I went on an expedition in search of a type of very old coral known as massive Porites. Stuart, […]
The Health Of The Great Barrier Reef With Dr Peter Ridd & Dr Jennifer Marohasy
IPA Senior Fellow Dr Jennifer Marohasy and Dr Peter Ridd joined IPA Members for an IPA Town Hall Talk earlier this month […]
Dr Susan Crockford Talks To Jo Nova About Polar Bears and Climate Change: The Facts 2020
Are walruses the new polar bears – a heartrending icon of the devastation wrought by climate change on the arctic life? The […]
Gardens of Old Porites, Without Sharks
It is often reported that the Great Barrier Reef is half dead, specifically that the corals are bleached, and the water quality […]
Measuring Old Corals & Coral Reefs (Part 1)
Fundamental to science is measurement. It is a way of objectively assessing something, anything, even the state of a coral reef, even […]
Dr Jennifer Marohasy Speaks To Alan Jones About Climate Change: The Facts 2020
IPA Senior Fellow Dr Jennifer Marohasy speaks to Alan Jones on Sky News about her new book Climate Change: The Facts 2020.
Unprecedented Panic Over Bushfire Impact
The word ‘unprecedented’ is often applied to destructive climate-related events, as though they could not have been predicted, and have never happened […]
Scientists All At Sea With Alarmist Barrier Reef Warning
A new scientific paper, received with great fanfare among international media and Australia’s public broadcaster, the ABC, claims half the corals of […]
Penguins, Rowan Dean and Selling Books
Saturday night, I was eating chocolates at Catherine’s (remember my friend who tutors kids in maths), when Rowan phoned. Not any Rowan. The […]