Roundtable for climate change leaders
22 August, 2007
The Ethos Foundation and Green Cross Australia are presenting a one-day ‘Leading for the Future’ roundtable on climate change at Queensland Parliament House on Wednesday 29 August.
Oil and gas body targets a nuclear future
15 August, 2007
Nuclear power could be as cheap as coal if the cost of carbon capture and storage is considered, according to Professor Peter Johnston, head of physics at RMIT and panel member of the 2006 federal government review into the nuclear industry.
Private equity makes waves into Aussie water industry
08 August, 2007
An Australian-owned and run water technology provider has completed its third major acquisition in 18 months and has also found a private equity partner to enable further expansion.
New initiative to sustain dwindling water resources
01 August, 2007
Australia’s International Centre of Excellence in Water Resources Management (ICE WaRM) has launched an important initiative to help tackle the water crisis head-on – a post-graduate program to train the new leaders who will spearhead the management of our scarce water resources.
Water sustainability project underway in Gippsland
31 July, 2007
The Gippsland region of Victoria is embarking on a new era in water sustainability with construction underway on the Gippsland Water Factory project.
A step forward for climate change research in NZ
30 July, 2007
Motu Economic and Public Policy Research has been awarded close to $1.7 million of Foundation for Research, Science and Technology funding for nearly four years of research on the economics of climate change and its impact on New Zealand.
Emissions trading and what it means for Australian businesses
25 July, 2007 by Carolyn Jackson, Editor
The federal government's long awaited plan on emissions trading was recently announced, with an increase on spending by $627million
Sydney Entertainment Centre fights climate change
19 July, 2007
Waste from the Sydney Entertainment Centre will get a new lease of life and reduce the centre’s impact on climate change.
Climate change – now it’s law
17 July, 2007
The nation’s first Climate Change legislation has become law. The Climate Change and Greenhouse Emissions Reduction Act 2007 makes South Australia the first place in Australia to legislate targets to reduce greenhouse emissions.
Government announces cap and trade emissions scheme
17 July, 2007
The Federal Government has announced it will increase spending on combating greenhouse gas emissions by $627 million.
SKM helps guide local councils on climate change
12 July, 2007
Sinclair Knight Merz (SKM) has provided local governments in Queensland with a practical guide for meeting the challenges of climate change.
Business' brainstorm sustainability
28 June, 2007
The realities and exciting opportunities around trading in a sustainable New Zealand were on the agenda as the government engaged with business and industry, according to Environment Minister David Benson-Pope.
Sea levels to rise several metres this century
27 June, 2007
Australia’s sea levels will rise by several metres by the end of the century due to rapidly increasing greenhouse gas concentrations, according to research from a group of international scientists.
Study shows tropics absorbing northern emissions
26 June, 2007
An international research team, including three CSIRO scientists, has thrown new light on the way that carbon dioxide produced by industrial activities in the Northern Hemisphere is absorbed by vegetation across the globe, particularly in tropical regions.
Business as usual for Lend Lease
22 June, 2007 by Kylie Wilson-Field, Journalist
Lend Lease is a leading retail and community residential property group integrated with strong investment management and construction management businesses around the globe. They are also one of the world's leading sustainable organisations
