A new book to help gardeners navigate our increasingly flammable world. Published:April 2021 Safer Gardens: Plant Flammability & Planning for Fire by Lesley Corbett >

Sydney Environment Institute • Environmental Humanities, • Adaptation, • Justice, • Sustainability, • Food Systems, 'SEI’s purpose is to extend and amplify the scope of the engagement on environmental issues; and to bring together expertise from across disciplines to address key problems in favour of the public good. (Sydney Environment Institute, University of Sydney) >

'Scientific and political awareness of the greenhouse effect and human influence on the climate has existed for over three decades. During the 1980s, there was a strong environmental movement and a political consensus on the issue, but in recent years, climate change denial – denying that changes to the climate are due to human influence on the environment – has increased which makes the case for understanding why this is so.' (Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden) >

'The Australian Industrial Transformation Institute (AITI) is a national leader in industry and workplace innovation research. 'Our multi-disciplinary team undertakes industry, economic and workforce research in response to major change. This includes industry foresighting, demand mapping, value chain analysis and the drivers of successful university/industry collaboration.' >

Information available both online and in print. > Your Home (Australian Government publication). 

Yale Climate Opinion Maps 2020. Yale Program on Climate Change Communication. >>

It’s How You Say It, Not What You Say, How to Rebuff a Climate Denier. Insights from cognitive science. >>

How to Talk About Climate Change in a Way that Makes a Difference ... "why it's time to get emotional about climate change" ~Dr Rebecca Huntley. Review and interview by The Climate Council, Sydney. >>

Personal Narratives on Climate Change  ..."our first writing campaign for high school students ... which covers everything from stages of story-crafting to tips on getting published."

Climate Change Educational Resources for Grades (US) 1 to 12, from the National Geographic Society, USA. Text articles - written to different vocabulary levels for different grades, Images and Video, Links to other websites and Information on 'User Permissions'.