Climate Change

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UNSW attends the Asia-Pacific Ministerial Conference on Disaster Risk

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What if mangroves could float on top of the oceans?

Written by Benno Böer, Shawn Kelly & Andrew Dansie

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What is COP26, and why is it important?

If you’ve been keeping an eye on the news lately, you’d have seen a

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Building food and water resilience in the Pacific

UNSW-GWI is partnering with the

In profile: Philippa Higgins

Pacific Island countries are among the most vulnerable to climate

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UNSW researchers solve mystery of the ocean's shadow zone

What does it take to suspend 180 million cubic kilometres of water

Global water institute research - Sharma and Wasko

Urban floods intensifying while countryside dries up

Drier soils and reduced water flow in rural areas – but more intense

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Leading transformation in the Hindu-Kush Himalayas

The Himalayan region is being severely impacted by climate change,

IHI team members taking water samples in Kondoa

Building WaSH Resilience to Climate Change in Tanzania

Understanding how drinking water quality is affected by climate

Brace for more city floods as rainfall extremes rise with climate change

Brace for more city floods as rainfall extremes rise with climate

Cities face harsher, more concentrated rainfall as climate change

Australia ‘working blind’ on beach and coastal erosion

Australia ‘working blind’ on beach and coastal erosion

Narrabeen beach erosion research program has become a high-tech

Planning for a sustainable future

Planning for a sustainable future

Academic from Civil and Environmental Engineering is the leader of