Sustainability
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June 8, 2012 •
Sustainability •
Antoni.A •
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“The Southern Ocean is a sponge for carbon dioxide. Here, Australian oceanographer and Southern Ocean specialist Steve Rintoul explains how the ocean absorbs CO2. A scientist at CSIRO and the Antarctic Climate & Ecosystems Cooperative Research centre, he was interviewed in January, 2012 aboard the Australian Government’s Antarctic re-supply
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May 24, 2012 •
Sustainability •
Antoni.A •
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‘Australian oceanographer Steve Rintoul is a Southern Ocean specialist, working at CSIRO Wealth from Oceans Flagship Hobart and the Antarctic Climate & Ecosystems Cooperative Research centre. In the first of a series of interviews from the Antarctic
May 14, 2012 •
News, Sustainability •
Antoni.A •
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With 35% less plastic, Mount Franklin Spring water has a new package. Lighter, with less raw material and a reduced carbon footprint, the new bottles from the Coca Cola Company weigh only 12.8 grams and are the lightest weight Australian-produced 600ml
May 10, 2012 •
Media Release, Sustainability •
Antoni.A •
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The Victorian Coalition Government is investing more than $66 million over the next four years with a responsible and necessary approach to improving water management in Victoria. Water Minister Peter Walsh said the funding would establish Victoria as a world
May 1, 2012 •
News, Sustainability •
Amanda Willings •
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Senator Kate Lundy, Minister Assisting for Industry and Innovation, announced on 20 April the appointment of an independent expert committee to assess business applications for the $1 billion Clean Technology Investment programs that were launched in
April 17, 2012 •
News, Sustainability •
Amanda Willings •
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South Australian manufacturers seeking to adopt sustainable manufacturing strategies can now apply for up to $350,000 from the South Australian government to help pay for infrastructure, pilot plant and new technology. The South Australian government is
