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Archive for September, 2006

Koala in danger according to groupLink to full story

The Australian Koala Foundation wants the Koala listed as endangered rather than vulnerable in Queensland.

Importers need to crack down on illegally sourced timberLink to full story

A new report by the World Bank blames China for playing a significant part in encouraging illegal logging. The report also suggests developed nations like Australia need to do more to prevent the importation of illegally sourced timber.

GBRMA believes reef should remain open to tourismLink to full story

A report by the British Centre for Future Studies recommends the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park be closed to tourism by the year 2020. However, John Tanzer from the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority says “Tourism operators are committed to ensuring they have minimal or no effect on the Great Barrier Reef.”

Earth warmest for 12,000 yearsLink to full story

A NASA study shows the planet is approaching its hottest climate for a million years.

Uniting Church: climate change a moral issueLink to full story

One of Australia’s major churches has called for urgent action on climate change.

Bald Hill wind farm to move turbinesLink to full story

The developers of the Bald Hills wind farm will move six turbines out of the flight path of the orange-bellied parrot.

Kangaroo Island ecolodge battle loomsLink to full story

Locals are concerned about plans to develop a new ecolodge on Kangaroo Island.

Australia spurns Aussie’s vortex powerLink to full story

An Australian who has patented a system to use vortexes to boost electricity generation may be forced to take his idea overseas.

Holmes a Court plans $1.5b ecotownLink to full story

Janet Holmes a Court is heading the development of a new “eco-town” in north Queensland.

A healthy Yarra River at just 13 litres a dayLink to full story

The health of the Yarra could be improved if every Melburnian saved just 13 litres of water a day ? easily achieved by switching to a water-efficient shower head ? according to the first independent audit of the river.

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