Peta Ashworth – The Conversation

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August 4, 2020

After the vicious cold snap, here are our tips to warm up while keeping your environmental footprint down

Peter Osman, CSIRO and Peta Ashworth, The University of Queensland

Try a few star jumps every hour, it’ll make a massive difference to your warmth.

Glenn Hunt

July 23, 2020

In a world first, Australian university builds own solar farm to offset 100% of its electricity use

Jake Whitehead, The University of Queensland; Andrew Wilson, The University of Queensland; Peta Ashworth, The University of Queensland; Saphira Rekker, The University of Queensland, and Tapan K Saha, The University of Queensland

Households shouldn’t have to do all the heavy lifting in the renewables transition. A new solar farm shows organisations and businesses how it’s done.

We’d like someone to do something about climate change, but we’d rather it didn’t cost too much. shell belle/Flickr

June 28, 2011

What Australians really think about climate change

Peta Ashworth, CSIRO

Current discussion in the news media highlights how polarised the issue of climate change has become. However, recent scientific research has shown that most Australians are sure about climate change and…

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