Antarctic ice sheets are capable of widespread melting, raising sea-levels up to 20 metres under current atmospheric carbon dioxide levels, according to a new Victoria University of Wellington-led study published in Nature.
Using data adds to your carbon footprint. So how can we keep it under control?
Associate Professor Nick Golledge answers the question: As an individual, what is the single, most important thing I can do in the face of climate change?
PhD student Samuel Clack and Professor Tony Ward from Victoria University of Wellington's School of Psychology propose a new way to understand a serious mental disorder that manifests itself in many different ways.
Until our mental health system gets its promised overhaul, we need to find cost-effective and creative ways for mental health professionals to increase their awareness across all areas of diversity, writes Gloria Fraser.
Professor in Earth Sciences Tim Naish is to take on a programme leader role for the Antarctic Science Platform that he helped establish.
Jamie Rishworth, a research assistant in Victoria University of Wellington's School of Geography, Environment and Earth Sciences, reports on the Achieving Net Zero International Conference co-hosted by the University and the University of Oxford.
While some despair about the fate of our planet, award-winning climate scientist James Renwick says it is never too late to take action - and seizing the moment may require a new “moonshot moment” for the 21st century.
Could bio-inspired self-assembled magnetic structures make computers more efficient?
Researchers from Victoria University of Wellington have joined with MetService in a five-year multi-disciplinary research project—known as the Moana Project—to comprehensively measure, monitor, and predict the state of Aotearoa New Zealand’s oceans.
