Browsing: <a href="/tag/adaptation-science">Adaptation, science</a> <i class="grey">•</i> <a href="/tag/water">Water</a>

• Don't leave climate policies just to climate officials, new alliance says
  
• Real task is to make national schemes mesh, not match
  
• New mapping tool assesses coastal vulnerability
  
• Competition needed to ensure urban water security, says report
  
• World Heritage sites vulnerable to climate change

• SA to make more sites prepare water plans
  
• NSW finalises energy savings scheme rule
  
• No need for new NSW power plant, study says
  
• Flannery criticises industry’s ‘Precambrian’ attitudes
  
• SA issues guideline for waste-derived fuel
  
• NSW issues guidance on radioactive residues from sandmining

• Australia praised for stance on international transport emissions
  
• 'All our hopes rest on the U.S. and China', says Turnbull
  
• EPA Victoria and Global Sustainability issue new offsets guide
  
• Don't make RET a bargaining chip, implores Clean Energy Council
  
• Esperance port changes plea over lead debacle
  
• Australian scientists sound warning in new ice and climate change reports

• Change trading rules to encourage oil mallee industry, says WA plan
  
• Policy brief warns of 'eye-opening' forecasts on malaria, dengue
  
• EPA Victoria issues draft industrial water re-use guidelines
  
• Voluntary Carbon Standard launches rules for land use projects

Five Australian companies feature in global 'top 100' sustainability listing * TV sector warned of 'strong political will' to act on energy efficiency * ACTU chief to speak at Davos sustainability forum * Tasmania to draft contamination audit regulations * Environment chiefs to Garnaut – don't give us the third degree



* Australian Industry Group urges fund for water projects * SA Cabinet looks to Greenhouse Friendly scheme in carbon neutral push * ANU professor sets out health challenges of environmental degradation * Victoria seeks advisory council nominees * Ecolabel scheme proposes new draft standard

Court orders Abigroup to pay $20,000 to NSW department * WWF sets out 2008 agenda * OneSteel set to sub-licence waste plastic technology * Major carbon capture cost reductions on the horizon * Melbourne Water sets out drought impacts and climate risks

Victorian coast strategy warns on sea level rise; Sydney Water sets out sewer access terms; Pilot coal-drying plant up and running; Federal department seeks legal advice on federal/state water laws; Flannery says price carbon at $50 a tonne (video link); Soot lands shipping company in court