Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse (D-R.I.) with Environmental and Public Works Chair Barbara Boxer (D-Calif.) have introduced into the Senate the Global Warming Wildlife Survival Act, a bill calling for a national strategy to safeguard wildlife and habitat impacted by global warming.
Last August the House of Representatives passed the Global Warming Wildlife Survival Act as part of […]
Archive for October, 2007
US Senate Bill- Global Warming Wildlife Survival Act
October 19th, 2007Telecommunications can help cut Australia’s greenhouse gases by 5 per cent
October 17th, 2007Joint Media Release 17th October 2007
By Dr Phil Burgess Telstra Group Managing Director Public Policy & Communications and Climate Risk author Dr Karl Mallon
Telecommunications networks can help reduce Australia’s greenhouse gas emissions by almost five per cent by 2015 and deliver up to $6.6 billion a year in cost savings for Australian businesses and households, […]
Three Post Graduate Climate Change Courses on offer from the University of the Sunshine Coast
October 16th, 2007Climate Risk supports the development of rigorous training and professional climate risk management standards. Climate Risk’s preferred Post Graduate Academic partner, The University of the Sunshine Coast is offering three accredited courses from November in Sydney and USC. The courses in Climate Change Adaptation, Environmental Change Management and Inter Coastal Zone Management are now open for […]
Women on Boards is the leading online network for women seeking directorships on Australian boards. There are 4,500 women registered with the organisation who are looking for board positions. Climate Risk is proud to support Women on Boards develop future leaders by running a one day leadership event at the University of Sydney on 22nd […]
Climate Risk launches Climate Policy Analysis Tool
October 25th, 2007Sydney 25th October 2007
Climate Risk, independent climate risk analysts, today launched a Climate Policy Analysis Tool to enable business to assess ramifications of State and Federal policy commitments.
The Climate Policy Analysis Tool (Australia) is available for companies, industry organisations and policy analysts to quantify the affect of Federal, State and corporate policies on national greenhouse gas emissions by […]