Can direct air capture be an effective weapon in the fight against global warming?
Ambitious wetland habitat restoration projects could usher in a bright future for natural carbon sequestration and storage.
Reducing carbon emissions will mean changing the food we eat. Luckily, food engineering is coming to the rescue.
Civil engineer and Australia Assists deployee Kirsty Jones shares how a RedR humanitarian program is addressing threats to fresh water...
The world is facing more extreme and more frequent natural disasters — and engineers are among those on the front...
Zoos and aquariums exist to bring wildlife closer to us, but the engineering involved in constructing these habitats is anything...
How construction and consultancy company Mace is rethinking construction through a climate-friendly lens.
Transurban’s Michael Lehfeldt explains his company’s adoption of a sustainable road management strategy geared to minimise its impact on climate...
Engineers Without Borders (EWB) is working with remote communities to co-design fit-for-purpose and fit-for-place water supply systems.
Climate change is one of the greatest existential threats humanity has ever faced. Engineers Australia’s second Climate Smart Engineering conference,...