The Living Building Challenge
SSEE Qld wishes to thank Liam Murray from Arup, who filled in and gave a wonderful talk on "Carbon Neutral Building"at very short notice.
SSEE Qld wishes to thank Liam Murray from Arup, who filled in and gave a wonderful talk on "Carbon Neutral Building"at very short notice.
Do you want to make a difference but are not sure how? Sustainability assessment is an emerging tool to direct decision making towards sustainability and deliver better outcomes for business and the community as a whole. In this course you will learn about the use of sustainability assessment as a both a regulatory tool that goes beyond traditional environmental impact assessment and an internal planning tool to transform organisational decision making and subsequent operations.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
Kristin Blume Senior Manager, Transport Policy Coordination
Transport Planning within the Environment & Sustainable Development of the ACT Government will talk on transport policy in the ACT
Professor Will Steffen is a climate science expert and researcher, and the Executive Director of the ANU Climate Change Institute at the Australian National University, Canberra. He also serves on the Multi-Party Climate Change Committee and as a Climate Commissioner. He has also served as the Science Adviser to the Australian Department of Climate Change and Energy Efficiency.
SSEE technical presentation on transport planning in the ACT
EVENT POSTPONED TO MAY 2012
MORE INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED
Speaker: Dr Brad Pettitt, Mayor of the city of Freemantle
Technologies for a sustainable future –
linking local with global
Australia is amidst a wildlife health crisis of an unprecedented scale.
Since the industrial revolution, a vast array of synthetic chemicals has been manufactured for a wide variety of uses by humans, including supporting increased agricultural production; industrial compounds; and pharmaceuticals for humans and other animals. However, the sometimes-disastrous impacts on the health of exposed biota and productivity of exposed ecosystems are seemingly being largely overlooked.
Speakers: Wally Wight, Rowan Barber and Robert Pekin
Peak Oil – a Positive Place-Making Tool
It's imperative that a democratic society base its decisions on accurate information.