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The Conversation is a network of not-for-profit media outlets that publish news stories written by academics and researchers.

Ecotourism challenge facing Australia’s favourite islands

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Enjoy them while you can? The ecotourism challenge facing Australia’s favourite islands

by The Conversation

18 January 2021

Risks to other cities

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Trump supporters seeking more violence could target state capitols during inauguration – here’s how cities can prepare

by The Conversation

18 January 2021

Limiting the average global temperature

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Climate change: what would 4°C of global warming feel like?

by The Conversation

17 January 2021

Heavy hand of internet regulation

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Uganda election: Museveni social media ban caps violent campaign

by The Conversation

17 January 2021

West Virginia leads in getting COVID-19 vaccines

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The simple reason West Virginia leads the nation in vaccinating nursing home residents

by The Conversation

17 January 2021

Lockdown is a challenging experience

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Astronauts are experts in isolation, here’s what they can teach us

by The Conversation

17 January 2021

Outdated carbon credits

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Outdated carbon credits from old wind and solar farms are threatening climate change efforts

by The Conversation

17 January 2021

The glorification of the COVID vaccines

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Vaccines alone aren’t enough to eradicate a virus – lessons from history

by The Conversation

16 January 2021

The spectre of new business models

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Pursuing Tesla’s electric cars won’t rev up VW’s share price

by The Conversation

16 January 2021

Scottish parliament elections

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Scotland is ready to run the May elections, despite the pandemic

by The Conversation

16 January 2021

More online fatigue

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Too much information: the COVID work revolution has increased digital overload

by The Conversation

16 January 2021

The Australian marine protected area network

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75% of Australia’s marine protected areas are given only ‘partial’ protection. Here’s why that’s a problem

by The Conversation

16 January 2021

Taxpayers don’t own their taxes

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Government funds are not ‘taxpayer money’ — media and politicians should stop confusing the two

by The Conversation

15 January 2021

Australia’s populism culture

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Is it curtains for Clive? What COVID means for populism in Australia

by The Conversation

15 January 2021

Tuberculosis is a global threat

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Tuberculosis kills as many people each year as COVID-19. It’s time we found a better vaccine

by The Conversation

15 January 2021

Ice age art in Indonesia

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We found the oldest known cave painting of animals in a secret Indonesian valley

by The Conversation

15 January 2021

Weather forecasts for the energy sector

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Why a green electricity grid depends on weather forecasts improving

by The Conversation

15 January 2021

Counting to 15 million

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COVID vaccine weekly: can the UK vaccinate 15 million people by mid-February?

by The Conversation

14 January 2021

Trump is impeached again

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Trump is impeached again in historic vote. Now Republicans must decide the future of their party

by The Conversation

14 January 2021

China is controlling the COVID origins narrative

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How China is controlling the COVID origins narrative — silencing critics and locking up dissenters

by The Conversation

14 January 2021

Indonesia’s aviation safety

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Indonesia’s aviation safety has improved, but a lot remains to be done

by The Conversation

14 January 2021

Microplastics are found throughout the Arctic Ocean

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They’re everywhere: New study finds polyester fibres throughout the Arctic Ocean

by The Conversation

14 January 2021

Australia’s case against China at the World Trade Organisation

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What’s at stake for NZ in Australia’s case against China at the World Trade Organisation?

by The Conversation

13 January 2021

Mass extinction, climate disruption and planetary toxification

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Worried about Earth’s future? Well, the outlook is worse than even scientists can grasp

by The Conversation

13 January 2021

The House of Representatives introduced a single article of impeachment against the president

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At impeachment hearing, lawmakers will deliberate over a deadly weapon used in the attack on Capitol Hill – President Trump’s words

by The Conversation

13 January 2021

A new way of looking at drought

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Two-thirds of Earth’s land is on pace to lose water as the climate warms – that’s a problem for people, crops and forests

by The Conversation

13 January 2021

Victoria, Queensland and New South Wales have dealt with fresh COVID outbreaks

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Vic, QLD and NSW are managing COVID outbreaks in their own ways. But all are world-standard

by The Conversation

13 January 2021

Poor sanitation to worsen under climate change

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14 billion litres of untreated wastewater is created each day in developing countries, but we don’t know where it all goes

by The Conversation

12 January 2021

Sour dealings with Chinese partners

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What Clive Palmer must now ask himself: would China’s ‘bastards’ buy a mine from him?

by The Conversation

12 January 2021

The global COVID-19 pandemic is intensifying

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With COVID-19 mutating and surging, NZ urgently needs to tighten border controls

by The Conversation

12 January 2021

Joe Biden’s cabinet Photo by Gayatri Malhotra on Unsplash

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Who’s who in Joe Biden’s cabinet

by The Conversation

12 January 2021

Increased possibility of snow storms

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Beast from the East 2? What ‘sudden stratospheric warming’ involves and why it can cause freezing surface weather

by The Conversation

12 January 2021

Free speech in America

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Free speech in America: is the US approach fit for purpose in the age of social media?

by The Conversation

11 January 2021

The morning commute is the least favourite part of the day

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The commuter’s paradox: there’s something to gain in the space between home and work

by The Conversation

11 January 2021

Political implications of impeachment

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Impeaching Trump a second time is a complex and politically risky act. Here’s how it could work

by The Conversation

11 January 2021

The threat of COVID coming into Australia

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Hang in there, Australia — we’re in great shape but we’re only halfway through the COVID marathon

by The Conversation

11 January 2021

English elections that were originally meant to take place in May 2020

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UK government has delayed elections longer than most countries – and England still isn’t ready to hold pandemic votes in May

by The Conversation

11 January 2021

Tidal wave of buyouts is coming in 2021

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Takeovers: a tidal wave of buyouts is coming in 2021 – here’s what it means

by The Conversation

10 January 2021

The impacts that roads and driving have on rivers

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How city roads trap migrating fish

by The Conversation

10 January 2021

Not all tests are equal

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Why we need to test COVID-19 tests

by The Conversation

10 January 2021

A-level and GCSE cancellation

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A-level and GCSE cancellation: a missed opportunity to rethink assessment

by The Conversation

10 January 2021

Vaccines could lower admissions

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How will vaccines affect the length of England’s lockdown?

by The Conversation

10 January 2021

The year 2020 broke disaster records

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After a record 22 billion-dollar disasters in 2020, it’s time to make US disaster policy more effective and equitable – here’s how

by The Conversation

Brisbane’s COVID lockdown

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Brisbane’s COVID lockdown has a crucial difference: it aims to squash an outbreak before it even starts

by The Conversation

Lack of regulation and responsibility

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Social media giants have finally confronted Trump’s lies. But why wait until there was a riot in the Capitol?

by The Conversation

Britons have to wait for a second dose

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Delaying the second COVID vaccine dose – a medical expert answers key questions

by The Conversation

China’s financial sector lacks regulation

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Jack Ma: China’s spat with billionaire is part of bigger push to control big tech – Silicon Valley could be next

by The Conversation

Uncontrolled waste fires

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Health crisis: up to a billion tonnes of waste potentially burned in the open every year

by The Conversation

The 25th Amendment

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How does the 25th Amendment work, and can it be used to remove Trump from office after US Capitol attack?

by The Conversation

The urban heat island effect

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Cities could get more than 4°C hotter by 2100. To keep cool in Australia, we urgently need a national planning policy

by The Conversation

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