This two-day intensive course will provide an understanding of the relevant environmental laws, risks and opportunities along with practical solutions for managing them and putting them into practice in your business.

How exactly will you benefit? Discuss the Queensland Government’s Draft SEQ Climate Management Plan; learn about the recent changes to Queensland & National Regulations (including CPRS); assess the impacts and changed obligations of new regulations; consider the wider implications of managing energy, greenhouse gas emissions, waste, sewer limits, water and air quality, and noise for your business.
 

Western Australia's Industrial Technology Regional Roadshow returns for its 5th year. Do you work with process control, automation, instrumentation or safety?

Then you should register for one of the Industrial Technology Regional Roadshow events this April.

With five all-new training workshops for 2010, run by trainer Dr Steve McKay, an exhibition, lunch, drinks and networking, plus prize draws, you can join world-class suppliers and your workmates, and help improve your skills and knowledge of what's available to help you do your job better.

Register now for this free event as space is limited to the first 100 people who qualify.

With the importance of the national framework currently being drafted, IIR Conferences’ National e-Waste Summit brings together the key stakeholders in e-waste management to review current systems, facilitate interstate discussion and cooperation, and discuss strategies and solutions which could prove integral to Australia's future e-waste management initiatives.

The 2010 Premier's ClimateSmart Sustainability Awards recognise Queenslands greenleaders who show environmental leadership in businesses, industry, schools and our communities.

The winners will be announced at the gala dinner. Entries close on 26 March 2010.
 

The focus of Enviro 2010 will be environmental sustainability with the theme: Solutions for a Sustainable Future.

From this theme we see the following core issues as major discussion headings: implementing change; sustainable resource management; responding to climate change; developing sustainable infrastructure; sustainable procurement and supply chains; sustainable cities; innovation and new technologies.

Enviro 2010 will offer government and industry a robust and dynamic forum where they can exchange ideas, experiences, research and solutions, and continue to build a strong and effective environment industry.