Sea-level rise is one of the inevitable and inexorable results of climate change.  Melting ice and increased ocean temperature mean a...

We’ve all seen the images of bushfires, especially over the past few years.  In the Spring and Summer of 2019-20 fires devastated almost...

Following on from my post about cyclones , it makes sense to follow up by talking about floods since the two often go together. I’ve...

Cyclones are generally considered a tropical weather phenomenon.  However, as I write this series South-East Queensland, where I live,...

None of us will be able to escape increasing heat, but we can make our tenants’ homes more heat resistant to help them live comfortable...

In the Christian Book of Revelation (Chapter 6) there is a famous scene in which four horses and their riders are released into the...

Last week I spent a bit of time reading Living Hot: Surviving and Thriving on a Heating Planet  by Clive Hamilton and George Wilkenfeld. ...

The Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute (AHURI) has recently put more of its resources into investigating the intersections...

One of the things we know about climate change is that it leads to more frequent and more intense extreme weather events – droughts,...