Industry Pollution, Global Warming and the Greenhouse Effect
Information on links between pollution produced by businesses and industry, and how this contributes to Global Warming, the Greenhouse Effect, and other climatic factors.
Queensland newspaper The Courier Mail online article published 10 February 2007, stating the Premier Peter Beattie’s plan to start construction of a clean coal station in six or seven years. The site includes links to related articles and a blog where you can have your say.
[PDF] Brochure focusing on costal areas, including Queensland’s coast. Global warming, sea-level rise, projected changes in weather extremes, costal impacts, uncertainties and challenges are issues in this booklet, which was published in 2002.
Section of the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) website providing the latest information and statistics on Australia’s supply and use of its primary and secondary energy products and green house gas emissions compared to other countries in the world.
CSIRO (Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation) website section on air pollution.
This website category features information on research conducted on the pollution caused by energy developments on air quality, land and water and the technology developed to tackle these environmental issues. CSIRO is committed to reducing greenhouse gas emissions and doubling the efficiency of Australia’s future energy generation technologies.
The user guide to the IPCC website gives links to detailed information about scientific basis for climate change, climate impacts, adaptation and vulnerability, climate change mitigation, synthesis of the latest findings and more information about related topics.
This website includes links to a range of renewable energy sources available throughout Europe with information on the technologies, community programmes, publications, market studies and summaries of successful projects.
Climate Change section of the Optimum Population Trust website, displaying indepth the link between Climate Change, global warming, and the world’s overpopulation. There is also a focus on the United Kingdom. A large list of websites with information on Climate Change is also included within the page.
Results from a study by the Total Environment Centre highlighting the problem of large amounts of electronic waste (e-waste) items building up in Australian landfills.
(ABC News, 12/12/08)
Great Barrier Reef will die by carbon, scientists say
Environmentalists and scientists stress that the Australian Government’s low emissions target has condemned the Great Barrier Reef to destruction And will impact the reef’s tourist industry. This is due to rising temperatures and ocean acidification causing wide-spread coral bleaching and coral disease.
(ABC News, 15/12/08)