#Climate Change

Stainless steel flasks of air collected from Cape Grim in Tasmania

Cape Grim Air Archive

Part of the archive of preserved, pure air collected at the Cape Grim Baseline Air Pollution Station in north-western Tasmania. […]

Dr John Church outside Marine Labs, Hobart.

CSIRO Medals 2006 – Research achievement – Dr John Church

John Church (CSIRO Marine and Atmospheric Research). For his world-recognised research leading to significant improvement in understanding the rate of sea level rise.

Dr Paul Fraser in air sample storage room

CSIRO Medals 2004 – Lifetime Achievement – Dr Paul Fraser

Paul Fraser (CSIRO Atmospheric Research). For 30 years of world class scientific research on CFCs and other ozone depleting substances […]

Graphic of climate model

CSIRO Medals 2002 – Lifetime Achievement – Barrie Hunt

Barrie Hunt (CSIRO Atmospheric Research). For his significant contributions to atmospheric science and the CSIRO Climate Model.

Plumes of smoke leaving chimneys at industrial site on banks of Yarra River.

CSIRO Medals 1992 – Research achievement – Air Pollution Meteorology Team

Peter Manins and the Air Pollution Meteorology Team (CSIRO Atmospheric Research). For air quality research and consulting to industry and […]

Graphic of Dr Graeme Pearman with CSIRO Medal.

CSIRO Medals 1988 – Dr Graeme Pearman

Graeme Pearman (CSIRO Atmospheric Research). For his work in global atmospheric chemistry and the Greenhouse Effect.

What to do About CO2? (1984)

This program, presented by Jeffrey Watson, explores all the main aspects of the question: What is CO2? Why is it increasing? What effects will this have and what are the options for dealing with it?