Al Gore urges all Australians to get on board with climate change
24 September, 2007
Former vice-president of the United States, Al Gore urged those attending a dinner in Melbourne on Friday night, to open their eyes and look clearly at climate change.
Aim of the Australian Climate Exchange
24 September, 2007 by Kylie Wilson-Field, Journalist
ACX was officially born in December 2005 and has subsequently worked on frameworks and mechanisms to bring the suppliers and buyers of greenhouse gas (GHG) emission abatement together
Carbon offset service
24 September, 2007 | Supplied by: Greening Australia
Breathe Easy is a carbon emission offset service which is set to be launched in Australia by Greening Australia.
Advancing sustainability
18 September, 2007
The House Environment Committee has tabled its report 'Sustainability for survival: creating a climate for change', recommending the establishment of a national Sustainability Commissioner, Commission and Charter. The report argues that strong Australian government leadership is required to advance sustainability.
Carbon market in crisis
14 September, 2007
It has emerged this week that the future of the NSW Greenhouse Gas Abatement Policy is on rocky ground.
Sustainable practice recognised
10 September, 2007
A new sustainability category has been added to the Victorian building industry’s Continuing Professional Development (CPD) awards, conducted by the Building Commission.
Trees please for APEC partners
06 September, 2007
Australian scientists are training foresters in neighbouring APEC countries to use the Australian Greenhouse Office's National Carbon Accounting Toolbox (NCAT) to assess carbon sequestration in native and plantation forests.
'Engine of the reef' revealed
04 September, 2007
A team of coral researchers has taken a major stride towards revealing the workings of the 'engine' that drives Australia's Great Barrier Reef and corals the world over.
Launch of carbon trading exchange
03 September, 2007
ACX (Australian Climate Exchange) has launched the Melbourne-based carbon trading exchange.
Walk to work day
30 August, 2007
National Walk to Work Day (WTWD) will be held around Australia on Friday 5 October 2007 to promote better health and a cleaner environment. By registering, individuals, businesses and organisations can help to improve our health and environment, while supporting four major Australian charities.
Eureka! CSIRO wins for climate change research
28 August, 2007
Dr John Church of CSIRO has been awarded the 2007 University of New South Wales Eureka Prize for Scientific Research.
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.
