ISF news

Scott Dwyer and Yohan Kim map out key targets that need to be achieved for clean energy.

Looking at a net zero transition in the real economy from ISF’s One Earth Climate Model.

Next steps towards greater food security and more resilient food systems for NSW.

Australia’s offshore wind resources offer vast potential both for electricity and jobs.

Understanding their energy use is key to businesses taking full advantage of PPAs.

Finance expert Gordon Noble joins UTS/ISF.

What do the 'top five' high emitting sectors need to do to meet the Paris Agreement goal?

The public and private sector must work together towards renewables.

Steps towards a circular economy for our most important resource.

An interactive tool developed by ISF in 2014-17 continues to provide free data.

Two projects co-produced by ISF have been recognised at this year's CBSI Awards. 

A paper born from a two-year review outlines a way forward for biodiversity conservation.

A paper co-written by UTS Institute for Sustainable Futures researchers has received a hig

ISF, together with AusNet Services, Essential Energy, Mondo and Repost Powe

ISF staff took part in a Regional Learning Forum in Bangkok during March to mark the mid-p

Global network launches on World Water Day to push for achieving safe, affordable and fair

Agricultural fellows from 11 countries came together last month to share insights on agric

A new state-of-the-art book calls for a shift from siloed disciplinary thinking to transdi

The Business Renewables Centre Australia will accelerate the uptake of large-scale wind an

Young Australian writers are invited to share their insights about fairness and efficiency

PNG's rainforest - the third largest in the world - is seriously threatened by the impacts

Planning for potential disruption is essential for ensuring the success of long-term strat

Associate Professor Pierre Mukheibir and Louise Boronyak have worked with the local NGO Ki

UTS is leading a new landmark study examining how future high-density developments can be

‘Echo chambers’, ‘filter bubbles’, ‘information silos”… sound familiar?

Current frameworks governing water and land development in Sydney are delivering a city th

UTS is partnering with Lake Macquarie City Council, the City of Sydney, Nokia and Bosch to

The project pioneers a refugee-led approach to strengthen women’s resilience in the return

The energy transition is under way. Significant numbers of power plants are reaching the e

A global warming target of 1.5˚C is in reach, without the need for BECCS or geo-engineerin