We need to talk about Australia’s ‘UnNatural’ disasters
Viewing human-induced climate disasters such as the recent Australian floods as ‘UnNatural’ is necessary to demand greater government accountability, writes…
The Role of Environmental Human Rights in the Warragamba Dam Wall Raising Proposal
How does access to information around environmental decision-making impact communities? We hear from 2022 Honours Fellow Olivia Mulligan about her…
Q&A
06 September 2021
SEI talks with new member Dr Sara Leon Spesny about her research on state surveillance and bringing her ideas to…
Opinion
01 September 2021
‘Food insecurity in Australia is on the rise, yet it remains a serious and underappreciated policy issue’ claims a new…
News
31 August 2021
Sydney Environment Institute is delighted to announce, and pleased to invite applications for, our new Collaborative Project Fellowships. The Fellowships…
23 August 2021
Congratulations to SEI researcher Sophie Chao, who has been awarded a Discovery Early Career Researcher Award (DECRA) for her Human-Kangaroo…
19 August 2021
SEI talks with new member James Dunk about how he came to his research at the intersections of history, health…
18 August 2021
As part of the Unsettling Resources research project, in this new series, SEI researchers focus on the crunch points of…
12 August 2021
SEI Postdoctoral Fellow Blanche Verlie’s new book Learning the Live with Climate Change considers the pressing issue of climate anxiety…
10 August 2021
SEI Researcher Tanya Fiedler’s pioneering research on climate risk is helping businesses to play their part on climate change. As…
09 August 2021
Ergo Sum is a Journal of Philosophy that is produced biannually by the University of Sydney Philosophy Society. The journal publishes…
04 August 2021
Professor Susan Park is part of an all-star team that is investigating the potential and pitfalls of commercialising nanotechnology according…
29 July 2021
We sit down with 2021 Honours Fellow Bart Shteinman to learn about his research on community experiences of local renewable…
26 July 2021
In his recently published article for the Guardian, Doctoral Fellow Philip McKibbin discusses the recent protest action from farmers in…
22 July 2021
SEI Doctoral Fellow Anna Sturman draws upon themes from her thesis to ask: what might we learn from the present…
21 July 2021
Congratulations to SEI researcher, Associate Professor Thom van Dooren for being awarded the prestigious Fleck Prize for his latest book…
14 July 2021
Reflecting on her experiences working alongside community leaders in the Torres Strait, Honours Fellow Phoebe Evans underscores the value of…
07 July 2021
In the third part of the Interweaving Voices series, musicologist Genevieve Campbell shares a conversation with Calista Kantilla, Tiwi Elder…
05 July 2021
In NAIDOC Week, Professor of Practice in Environmental Wellbeing Melissa Haswell and SEI Director David Schlosberg reflect on the strategic…
21 June 2021
Australian possums have attracted plenty of negative press since they were introduced to Aotearoa, but multispecies justice scholar Philip McKibbin…
18 June 2021
Dany Celermajer and James Bradley muse on the critical role of writers in imagining futures beyond the climate crisis, beyond…
08 June 2021
How do we decide which species deserve to be valued and included in human spaces? Following the Architecture of Multispecies…
Reflection
03 June 2021
“How I care for Country differs from how I care for whenua – for the lands of my birth.” Dr…
27 May 2021
We sit down with international relations scholar Robert MacNeil, discussing his work in climate policy and whether today’s intersecting crises…
24 May 2021
International relations scholar Ana Maria Ulloa explores the history of the Convention on Biological Diversity and the role that NGOs…
05 May 2021
2021 Honours Fellow Sam Norman is revolutionising Western political paradigms in his research with an ontological turn towards the more-than-human…
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