Bark of trees’ hidden superpower
Australian researchers have discovered the bark of trees harbours trillions of microbes that help scrub the air of greenhouse and toxic gases.
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New rules for businesses sending text messages
The way businesses and organisations send branded text messages is changing.
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Textiles beat the heat
As global temperatures rise and heatwaves intensify, an innovation in textiles co-developed by University of South Australia scientists promises to keep people cooler, drier, and more comfortable in extreme heat.
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Adopt AI safely
New guidance from the Department of Industry, Science and Resources helps Australian businesses adopt AI safely and responsibly.
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Restoring renewable energy sites through carbon-enriched revegetation
Renewable energy infrastructure developers are strengthening their environmental commitments by adopting carbon-enriched revegetation products that help to restore disturbed land and improve long-term site sustainability.
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Reclaiming time and profit
Running a tree business is one of the toughest trades in Australia. The physical work is demanding. But ask any arborist and they’ll tell you the real exhaustion often comes after the ropes are packed away and the chipper is silent. That’s when the paperwork begins. There’s help available for reclaiming time and profit.
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Poplar survival
A new study has found how poplar trees can naturally adjust a key part of their wood chemistry based on changes in their environment.
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The subordinated tree
Cassian Humphreys has some thoughts on mimicking environmental subordination and understanding the subordinated tree.
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Increased risk of tree mortality
A new study conducted in an urban recreational forest has shown climate change poses an increased risk to pine trees growing in dry areas.
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