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The importance of partnerships and local leadership in achieving

The Australia-Africa Universities Network Forum was held ...
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Australia's Water Crisis: Will We Face 'Day Zero'?

With recent media reports outlining the looming risk of ‘Day Zero’, on ...
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Understanding connections between groundwater, caves and climate

UNSW’s Baker Lab Group is at the front line of research related to ...
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In profile: Philippa Higgins

Pacific Island countries are among the most vulnerable to climate change. While sea level rise is ...
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Egypt, Ethiopia and the division of the Nile

The Nile river is the world’s longest, flowing through north-eastern Africa out ...
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In profile: Veljko Prodanovic, Research Associate

Veljko Prodanovic strongly believes that people feel and function the best when they are ...
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GWI attends UN Ocean Decade meeting

" The science we need for the ocean we want ”. That is the ...
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UNSW joins Global Ocean Accounts Partnership for Sustainable

UNSW Sydney recently accepted an invitation from the United Nations Economic ...
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Groundwater resources in Africa resilient to climate change

Groundwater – a vital source of water for drinking and irrigation across ...
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Legal rights for rivers: A paradox for water governance

Dr Erin O’Donnell, water law and policy specialist and Research Fellow ...
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UNSW green technologies helping to shape sustainable Sponge Cities in

On 16 July, Professor Ana Deletic, as the leader ...
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In profile: Zhaozhi Zheng, PhD Candidate

Many urban areas experience both floods and water shortages, sometimes occurring at different times ...
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Introducing Tess Stafford, Senior Lecturer, School of Economics, UNSW

Tess Stafford’s interest in environmental economics began at a ...
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Drought-proofing the Walgett Aboriginal Medical Service Community

During the month of June, students from the faculty of the Built ...
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In profile: Jing Jia, PhD student

‘Superblocks’ are the product of rapid urban development, built to accommodate the pressing housing ...
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Florence Choo takes home 2019 Student Water Prize

UNSW's Florence Choo was presented with the 2019 Student Water Prize at ...
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