Andrew Campbell20 January 2009 We have recently been reminded of how easily the immediate swamps the important. Collapsing world credit markets and myopia on Wall St are of course important, but in the long view they are but an artefact …

CLIMATE, FOOD SUSTAINABILITY: ScienceAlert feature article, ‘Food policy imperatives in a warming, drying world’ Read more »

Food security is a topic that is increasingly in the public consciousness. Covering fast food, health food, institutional food, and more, ‘The No-Nonsense Guide to World Food’ shows how “real food” has become increasingly scarce, dominated as it is in …

FOOD SUSTAINABILITY: New book, ‘The No-Nonsense Guide to World Food’ (Wayne Roberts) Read more »

Vital Planet contains interviews with highly credible people whose work is contributing to a sustainable future – in the areas of Environment & Science, Wellbeing & Fullfillment, and Sustainable Business. With serious issues such as climate change and the ‘spin’ …

SUSTAINABILITY, ENVIRONMENT: New ‘Vital Planet’ website, interviews with prominent leaders and unsung heroes Read more »

The USSA (Urban Sustainability Support Alliance) co-ordinated a unique poster presentation session for NSW sustainability practitioners at the Department of Environment and Climate Change/NSW Environmental Trust Integrating Sustainability in Local Government Symposium. Ten local government presenters got on the USSA …

SUSTAINABILITY: ‘Onya Soapbox’ Poster Presentations can now be viewed online Read more »

The successful establishment of biodiversity corridors in urban areas requires the behavioural involvement of local residents in terms of their gardening practices, that is, gardening for habitat protection. This study by the Murdoch University School of Psychology investigates exactly how …

BIODIVERSITY: Urban Biodiversity: A Social Psychological Investigation into Landscape Preference within the Suburban Backyard Read more »