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The Climate Adaptation Flagship invites applications for PhD scholarships commencing in early 2009.

Storm clouds over the Gippsland Lakes, Victoria.
 
 

CSIRO scientists have been substantial contributors to the growing body of knowledge about climate change globally and in the Australian region.

Icy antarctic icebergs in antarctic winter scene.
 

CSIRO provides specialised weather forecasts with valuable information for the finance and energy industries. We also produce sport and recreation forecasts on wind speed and direction for yacht racers, surfers and windsurfers.

Sample model output for temperature over Victoria.
 

The Cape Grim Baseline Air Pollution Station in north-west Tasmania supplies vital information about changes to the atmospheric composition of the Southern Hemisphere.

Australian Government Bureau of Meterology crest.
 

CSIRO is researching ways to help farmers remain productive during drought conditions. They are also discovering methods to improve water use efficiency in order to maximise production.

Person using laptop on farm