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Trees face the acid test
Soil acidification is a major problem in Australia, affecting more than seven million hectares. Scientists have shown that certain species of trees can counteract soil acidification.
From This Issue
New directions in sustainability planning
A monotreme about town
Trees face the acid test
Cool evidence confirms unnatural rise in methane
Tagging along with sharks
Caught in the crossfire
Treetop tremors
Modelling the battle of the grasses
Glimpses of a warmer world
Rising threats to coral reefs
Cyclone warnings
Adapting to a climate of uncertainty
Outfall fallout
Shedding the light on Lepidoptera
Finding the energy to come clean
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