CSU research which has increased farm profits and improved the environment is part of a project named as a finalist in the Australian Museum Eureka Prizes.

A strange alliance has reignited the carbon pricing debate in Australia, and led to clear differences in policies to reduce the national production of greenhouse gases.

Intense community interest has helped CSU researchers locate old survey trees of heritage importance across southern NSW.

CSU congratulates pioneering wetlands scientist and administrator Professor David Mitchell, AM, who received national recognition last weekend in the Queen's Birthday Honours List for 2014.

Australia needs to significantly cut its carbon emissions now if it is keep pace with the most recent announcement from the United States, especially as climate change is proceeding faster than first thought, a CSU climate expert claims.

A CSU wetlands expert believes irrigators, environmentalists and water resource managers should concentrate on what is known about using fresh water and water requirements, rather than rhetoric and political posturing.

Some Australian businesses are using environmental, social and governance reporting as a smokescreen to protect themselves from class action lawsuits according to CSU researchers.

Charles Sturt University (CSU) research to identify, explore and address the needs of older and vulnerable people in the Blue Mountains of NSW will be launched at Springwood on Tuesday 27 May.

The military coup in Thailand marked a sad day for democracy even though many ordinary Thai people will welcome the stability of military rule, according to CSU political researcher Dr Troy Whitford.