SENG & WMAA 17th Annual Qld Environmental Undergraduate Student Award
Engineers Australia Comment on South Australia Emergency and Energy Security
Create: 09/30/2016 - 11:54
Engineers Australia have sent out a Media Release "South Australia emergency brings infrastructure resilience debate to the fore". Neil Greet from Engineers Australia spoke to 666 ABC Canberra breakfast host Philip Clark about how Australia's power network operates and if we can offset future risks.
Our Climate & Energy Dilemma – emergency action and transition implications
This event is the third in the National Climate and Sustainability series, following on from:
Submission on the QLD transition to a low carbon future
Create: 08/09/2016 - 17:22
The SENG QLD committee and the QLD Division of EA provided comment on the discussion paper released by the Qld Government - Advancing Queensland climate: Making the transition to a low carbon future.(4.34MB)
Emerging Contaminants Perfluorinated Chemicals (PFCs) Risks and Regulation
Perfluorinated Chemicals (PFCs) are man-made chemicals which are very stable chemicals that do not break down in the environment and can persist for a long time both in the environment and in humans.
THE BIG CONVERSATION: Our climate and energy dilemma - The case for emergency action
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Create: 06/14/2016 - 10:47
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SENG comment on proposed CSIRO cuts
Create: 06/14/2016 - 10:44
SENG is concerned at the proposed sacking of some three hundred scientists including around 100 from the Oceans and Atmosphere Division of CSIRO. These staffing cuts follow from a cut to CSIRO’s budget of $115M in 2014. We believe these cuts will seriously weaken Australia’s capability to analyse and respond to climate change in years and decades ahead.
Rapid transition to low carbon economy, Engineering in a +2C world, Limits, Risks, Education
Who should attend?
Engineers who are concerned about Climate Change in Australia and the urgent action on transition to low emissions energy economy and adaptation impacts on Industry, Business and community.
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