A call for rights-based policy approaches that not only link food security to income support and poverty reduction, but also empower Australians to actively participate in shaping food systems
Professor Greg Marston joined journalists on ABC Radio National's Podcast, The Minefield to how to navigate a preferable future rather than an all too predictable future in the face of AI and technology
This comprehensive report highlights key policy recommendations tailored for the Australian context, recognising that we may have the foundational pieces for a viable biomethane sector.
This study demonstrates how small-scale, targeted law reform can be utilised to find levers within existing legislative frameworks to remove some of the barriers to implementing ecological restoration
As offshore wind continues to expand globally, these recommendations will be instrumental in fostering a more sustainable and efficient renewable energy transition and contribute to a sustainable blue economy.
Exciting new project supported by the Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research to identify pathways for a One Health approach to smallholder agriculture development, linking policy to implementation to reduce agri-input impacts
Contributing to the White Paper Understanding Science and Society, which explores the role of science in informing policy, governance, and societal decision-making for marine and coastal sustainability
The UQ Research Culture Awards recognise outstanding contributions, achievements, and leadership that have significantly impacted the research landscape at The University of Queensland
This inquiry resulted from research that CPF Director Professor Greg Marston led with Louise Humpage, Michelle Peterie, Philip Mendes, Shelley Bielefeld, and Zoe Staines
