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Sustainability

We Love Waves

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News from Surfrider Foundation Australia’s 2010 National Conference.

Medium sized enterprises united through First 5000

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Sustainability initiatives are often focused on corporate Australia, First 5000 brings together an influential group of medium sized businesses creating an opportunity to advance sustainable practices in their section of the market.

 

Leading by example

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Government leadership in carbon footprint reductions would have the dual benefit of setting an example and helping the local green tech industry get established. 

 

Enviromesh: Winner Australian International Design Award for Sustainability 2010

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Glenn BevanGlenn Bevan, Managing Director of Infinity Design Development speaks to Open Forum's Kate Williamson about Enviromesh; winner of the Australian International Design Award for Sustainability 2010.

How can Australia learn from the US when it comes to energy efficiency?

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An energy efficiency task group is currently being established to review the legislation and monitor the establishment of the Building Energy Efficiency Disclosure Bill 2010. Scott Warren thinks they have a unique opportunity.

Brisbane, Melbourne & 'Freo', 3 models for bike-sharing

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How a Bike Share Social Enterprise can change Australian Transportation.

Banksia Awards celebrating Australian sustainability innovation

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The 2010 Banksia Awards are now open to entries from business, government and community organisations that have excelled in implementing environmental or sustainable initiatives.

Conservation is not just about the cute and cuddly

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Rallying to save an icon seems to come more naturally than caring for the bush cockroach.

Mitigation and Adaption in Agriculture: World Bank Summary Note

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Establishing and financing soil carbon programmes may rest heavily on the possibility to include them in emissions trading. 

Death to Dead Water

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Water water everywhere and not a ‘hot’ drop to drink.