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Articles by Tom Measham
Regional Australia could hold the answers to living well in 2050
Newcastle, NSW was a popular regional destination for millennials moving between 2011-2016. Image by Flickr How will regional Australia become key to Australia’s future economic prosperity?
How social licence could shape large-scale solar - ECOS
As large-scale solar farms continue to expand across regional Australia, CSIRO begins a unique study on public acceptance and its impacts on the industry's social licence. Big solar farms are becoming more common across regional Australia, with the proposed development of the world’s largest solar array covering an area of 12,000 hectares (that’s around double the area of Sydney CBD and Melbourne CBD combined!). And there are others in the pipeline.
How community level transition planning is critical for recovery and resilience in drought affected regions
By Dr Yiheyis Maru, Dr Tom Measham, Dr Veronica Doerr May 27th, 2020 Regional communities can make necessary changes in response to droughts and other related challenges including the impacts of COVID-19 pandemic using a transition planning approach that builds their resilience and sustainability into the future.
Communities need more reassurance about the legacy left by coal seam gas wells
ONE of the key questions any industry must consider is: what is left behind when it is finished. For coal seam gas (CSG), this question is crucial, considering the thousands of CSG wells that have already been drilled, not to mention the many more that could potentially be drilled in the future.
Local communities need more reassurance about the legacy left by coal seam gas wells
One of the key questions any industry must consider is: what is left behind when it is finished. For coal seam gas (CSG), this question is crucial, considering the thousands of CSG wells that have already been drilled, not to mention the many more that could potentially be drilled in the future.
Local communities need more reassurance about the legacy left by coal seam gas wells
One of the key questions any industry must consider is: what is left behind when it is finished. For coal seam gas (CSG), this question is crucial, considering the thousands of CSG wells that have already been drilled, not to mention the many more that could potentially be drilled in the future.
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