LiDAR, levees and land loss: Engineering a coastal response to rising waters
The inevitable reality of rising seas puts Australian infrastructure at risk.
Tag: climate change
Engineers are readying for a hotter and drier El Niño summer
Engineers are keeping critical systems online under increasingly extreme El Niño conditions.
Heatwaves are becoming more pronounced – with deadly consequences
Track the increase in global temperatures across the past 175 years and discover the impact on Australian communities.
Escaping the “valley of despair”: what happens when an organisation sets its climate sights too high?
Many Australian organisations are aiming high with their goals for greenhouse gas emissions reduction. What happens when their targets turn ...
What does leadership in engineering really mean?
Engineers must lead with courage and vision to meet climate and equity challenges. Neil Greet and David Cruickshanks-Boyd reflect on ...
A data-led exploration of different energy transition scenarios
We map out possible futures for global emissions – and how fuel and electricity demand could soon outstrip supply.
Silicon solution: How Sibox is decarbonising industrial heat
In Adelaide, a homegrown technology is quietly solving one of industry’s most intractable climate challenges: how to decarbonise high-temperature heat.
5 pressing issues for Australia’s water future
Australia’s growing cities and shifting climate demand smarter, cleaner and more resilient water systems. The question isn’t if we need ...
Engineers Australia attends COP29 in Baku
It’s week one of COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan. Engineers Australia is there, reinforcing engineering’s vital role in a climate-smart future.
New guide to low-carbon fundamentals released by Engineers Australia
Australia is rapidly becoming a leader in renewable energy production. Here’s how the country got to this point, and what’s ...
