Eco-Friendly Living: 100 Practical Ideas You Can Easily Do. 'With more people becoming concerned about the impact they leave on the environment, it’s easier than ever to find eco-friendly ideas you can easily implement, no matter who (or where) you are.' (Citizen Sustainable, USA) >

Global Seasonal Climate Update - 2022 (World Meteorological Organization) >

'The risk of more frequent and extreme natural hazards is rising with climate change. When these extreme events 'collide', their impacts compound—making communities more vulnerable to crises. How can we prevent potential systemic failures caused by extreme events?' (CSIRO ECOS magazine, Canberra)

Extensive article, supported by numerous charts, covering • Environmental Impacts of Agriculture • Land Use • Emissions • Water use • Eutrophying • Food Miles • Food Waste • Environmental Impacts of Milk (Our World in Data, Global Change Data Lab, England) >

'Climateworks Centre report investigates the environmental limits Australia must work within so it can continue to prosper for generations to come.' (Climateworks Centre, Monash University, Melbourne) >

Building Energy Efficient, Cost-saving Aussie Homes. 'Low energy efficiency standards have left too many Australians living in poorly-made homes equated to “glorified tents”, which are stifling during summer and freezing in winter.' (Climate Council, Sydney) >

'Can we feed the world’s growing population sustainably and meet changing tastes and dietary preferences? To do this, we’ll need to do things differently in our food production systems.' (CSIRO ECOS) >

Bleaching in sponges on temperate mesophotic reefs observed following marine heatwave events. Institute of Marine and Antarctic Studies, University of Tasmania. (Climate Change Ecology Journal) >

Contributing to regional decarbonization: Australia’s potential to supply zero-carbon commodities to the Asia-Pacific. 'The paper investigates three pathways by which Australia could instead export zero-carbon energy and products: direct exports of renewable electricity via sub-sea cables, exports of zero-carbon fuels such as green hydrogen, and the export of “green” metals processed from Australian ores using renewable energy.' (Analysis & Policy Observatory, Melbourne) >

Sodium-ion Batteries: Inexpensive and Sustainable Energy Storage. (Faraday Insight - The Faraday Institution) >