Australian Environmental Management: Australian Environmental Management Volume 1

Australian Environmental Management

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“ Cover”
2011 VOLUME 1 Environmental Management doesn't have to be complicated Public, in-house and online training courses based on the latest Standards, compliance requirements and management system best practice. II | AUSTRALIAN ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT Start your green initiatives with SAI Global Cont...
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“ Contents” (page 4)
Editor Kathryn Edwards Editorial Assistant Jarrod Fitch Lead Designers Kimberley Smith Bianca Fidge Designers Michael Griffiths Kasha Abbott Louie Smale Publisher Garth Wright CEO Gary Peach General Manager Graham Miles Marketing Danielle Tessari Johnathon Dunstan Printer Newstyle Printing Co. Pt...
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“ Foreword - Professor Stuart White” (page 6)
FOREWORD S ustainability is becoming a mainstream issue. Many companies and government agencies recognize that embracing sustainability gives them a competitive advantage, particularly where their stakeholders expect it of them, and environmental and social initiatives can lead to long-term finan...
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“ Sustainability Rating Tool for Infrastructure - AGIC” (page 7)
SUSTAINABILITY RATING TOOL FOR INFRASTRUCTURE UNDERGOES PILOT TESTING Scott Losee is a Director of AGIC and Technical Director – Sustainability and Climate Change for AECOM, the global technical professional services firm. F ebruary next year will see the launch of a comprehensive system for meas...
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“ Adapt and Overcome - Carbon Reduction Institute” (page 9)
ADAPT AND OVERCOME: HOW THE CARBON TAX COULD IGNITE A CLIMATE OF CHANGE IN YOUR BUSINESS W ith the carbon tax set to go ahead and potentially change the shape of Australian industry, what does it all mean for your business and how can you go about preparing for it? Better yet, how can you take ad...
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“ Renewable Energy - Sustainable Energy Association of Australia” (page 13)
RENEWABLE ENERGY THE WORLD IS CHANGING, IS AUSTRALIA READY? A round the world, collective investment in renewable energy projects continues to be greater in dollar value than electricity generation projects from all other forms of energy source. Australia must move to emissions free energy soluti...
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“ Renewable Energy set tp sky rocket - Australian Conservation Foundation” (page 17)
SET TO SKY ROCKET T RENEWABLE ENERGY he global race to take advantage of the boom in renewable energy is on. Australia will soon be given the boost it needs to compete for its share in the industry that was worth $243 billion in 2010 and is expected to attract $5.7 trillion of investment globally...
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“ Two Years on...Supporting People and Projects - The Australian Solar Institute” (page 25)
TWO YEARS ON… SUPPORTING PEOPLE AND PROJECTS applications with the next round of the Skills Development Program currently seeking applicants. As part of USASEC, the ASI will be awarding chers to go on scholarships for resear exchange in the United States and bring back new knowledge to help them ...
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“ Renewable Energy Wind...What is it? What are the benefits? - Pacific Hydro” (page 33)
RENEWABLE ENERGY WHAT IS IT? WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS? P acific Hydro is a leading Australian renewable energy company, producing clean power from wind and water. We are proudly branching into large scale photovoltaic solar energy and have interests in conventional geothermal technology. Pacific Hyd...
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“ Extending the NABERS Rating system to SIX Stars - NABERS” (page 37)
EXTENDING THE NABERS RATING SCALE TO NABERS is the industry standard for measuring the environmental performance of Australian buildings. It uses operational data to rate a building's actual impact, rather than modelled design performance. T he NABERS tools were developed to help building owners ...
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