Archived Industry News for Water Professionals - July, 2023
A NSW Parliamentary inquiry will look at mining’s impact on health and the environment.
Coastal effects checked
Experts say long-term changes in waves and storm surges may not have impacted global coastlines.
Gulf Stream collapse studied
Experts warn that a vital ocean current system faces imminent collapse.
Locals show marine boost
The humble shellfish could be the unsung hero in revitalising the marine biodiversity of Port Adelaide's shipping harbour.
Russian 'scar' opening
The world's largest permafrost crater is now expanding due to the consequences of climate change.
Locals link for big hydrogen
Three Indigenous groups are teaming up with investors to pioneer a $3 billion green hydrogen venture in WA.
Ocean agency outlined
Australia has a space agency but no ‘ocean agency’, and experts say that should change.
Kelp carbon role uncovered
Research has shed light on the vital role of underwater kelp forests in carbon sequestration.
Mammals likely stuck in sea
Researchers say aquatic mammals may never be able to re-adapt to a terrestrial lifestyle.
Nuclear site knocked back
A federal court has ruled against the government's plan to build a nuclear waste facility ...
Pollution impact plotted
Surface water pollution could potentially impact a staggering 5.5 billion people worldwide by the year 2100.
Sea test effect checked
Even short deep sea mining tests can cause lasting damage to marine ecosystems.
Seahorse stock for Sydney
Scientists in Sydney Harbour have successfully completed the world’s largest ever seahorse release.
TasWater completes key job
Residents have welcomed the completion of a $5 million pipeline project in Tasmania.
Big fine for sewage spill
Sydney Water has been hit with fines and financial obligations totaling over $865,000 following a massive sewage overflow incident.