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  • Thinking outside the square

    Creator of the exhibition, Warren Thomas (left), and AlburyCity Mayor, Stuart Baker. An exhibition at the LibraryMuseum in AlburyCity is emphasising the benefits of reducing,…

  • Future directions in environmental management

    An interview with Christine Materia, Natural Resources and Environmental Management Coordinator, at the Local Government Association of Tasmania Having worked in environmental management positions for…

  • Rebate offer for NSW councils*

    The Department of Environment and Climate Change NSW (DECC) is offering New South Wales councils up to $5,000 to promote its Climate Change Fund rebates…

  • Taking action on climate change

    Darebin Council has taken the lead on reducing greenhouse emissions with its Climate Change Action Plan and a commitment to being carbon neutral by 2020.…

  • Recycling solutions for fluorescent lighting and electronic waste*

    In late 2007, Veolia Environmental Services launched RecyclePak© – an innovative pre paid recycling system for fluorescent tubing. Fluorescent lights are 100 per cent recyclable,…

  • Climate change: count down to point of no return

    “We are heading towards a very different world in the future.” That was the warning scientist and environmentalist, Dr Tim Flannery, issued in his keynote…

  • Celebrating the work of Local Government in the fight against climate change*

    On World Environment Day, Thursday 5 June, ICLEI Oceania joined more than 280 councils across Australia and New Zealand in celebrating the achievements and ongoing…

  • Recognising high food safety standards

    Located on the northern beaches of Sydney, Manly Council is well known for its wide range of food and dining experiences. However, with food poisoning…

  • Whyalla commits to recycling

    Whyalla Council’s Waste Operations Supervisor, Craig Pedler, in front of a growing pile of scrap timber soon to be converted to timber chips and spread…

  • Save money and the environment

    During April and May, Hurstville City Council hosted a free five week course to help educate the local community on how to save money and…

  • Valuing the environment

    First national Local Government environment conference Hosted by the Local Government Association of Queensland (LGAQ), the first National Local Government Environment Conference will focus squarely…

  • London’s combined heat and power: sustainable renewable energy

    With London one of many cities predicted to go underwater as a result of melting ice caps, Council has laid down the challenge of cutting…

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