It will be interesting to see how the public respond to the carbon tax now that it has been passed by parliament.
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does any have case studies showing how stakeholder engagement has been to achieve sustainability outcomes?
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The carbon tax needs to do more than raise money it needs to change behaviour. Something I think the Gillard Government fails to understand.
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Do people believe it is possible to sell the proposed carbon tax to the wider community?
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Do people think the Gillard Government's decision to impose a carbon tax will undermine public support for existing climate change programs?
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Federal Election Result
Has anyone done research to establish what the Federal election result means for development of renewable energy sources in Australia?JeffSee More
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Climate Change Strategies for Government Utilities
Most Government agencies are now looking at ways to manage the impacts of climate change. The major exception seems to be the government owned water and electricity utilities.With this in mind you may be interested to check out the link below showing how Australia's largest water utility "Sydney Water" is addressing climate change.Sydney Water's climate strategy =…See More
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Renewable energy from Sewage Treatment Plants
For those people interested in renewable energy you may want to check out the Renewable Energy Generation (REG) Program Sydney Water is implementing as part of its recent pledge to be carbon neutral by 2020.The program involves installing cogenerational plants at sewage treatment plants to convert biogas, a product of the wastewater treatment process, into electricity.There are further details on the Sydney Water web site listed below…See More
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Federal Election Result
Posted on September 7, 2010 at 11:29pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
Has anyone done research to establish what the Federal election result means for development of renewable energy sources in Australia?
Jeff
Climate Change Strategies for Government Utilities
Posted on June 2, 2010 at 12:19pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
Most Government agencies are now looking at ways to manage the impacts of climate change. The major exception seems to be the government owned water and electricity utilities.
With this in mind you may be interested to check out the link below showing how Australia's largest water utility "Sydney Water" is addressing climate change.
Sydney Water's climate strategy =…
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Posted on May 21, 2010 at 3:49pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
For those people interested in renewable energy you may want to check out the Renewable Energy Generation (REG) Program Sydney Water is implementing as part of its recent pledge to be carbon neutral by 2020.
The program involves installing cogenerational plants at sewage treatment plants to convert biogas, a product of the wastewater treatment process, into electricity.
There are further details on the Sydney Water web site listed below…
Continue
The program involves installing cogenerational plants at sewage treatment plants to convert biogas, a product of the wastewater treatment process, into electricity.
There are further details on the Sydney Water web site listed below…
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