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South East Queensland's link to sustainability groups, services and resources
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Government Driven Educational Resources
Educational information on sustainability issues produced by the government.Links categorised by region...
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This education material prepared by the Environmental Protection Agency teaches students how to turn rubbish into compost and is targeted towards upper primary and high school students.
http://www.epa.qld.gov.au/publications/p01151aa.pdf/
How_to_compost.pdf
Education Queensland together with the EPA developed a school-based program that encourages future generations to reduce energy usage and help save the environment. The material on this website is applicable to students in upper primary and lower secondary years of schooling.
http://www.sustainableenergy.qld.edu.au/
This section of the Australian Institute of Energy (AIE) website contains links to various fact sheets on energy and is designed to enhance student awareness of issues in the production and use of energy and in responsible energy policies. This comprehensive, balanced information resource on energy information is aimed towards secondary school students.
http://www.aie.org.au/facts_index.htm
This section of the Department of the Environment and Water Resources website provides a list of government environmental education policies and programmes for schools, businesses and the community to help develop skills, knowledge and values that promote behaviour in support of a sustainable environment.
http://www.environment.gov.au/education/
This A Global Overview of Renewable Energy Sources (AGORES) website includes links to a range of renewable energy sources available throughout Europe with information on the technologies, publications, market studies and summaries of successful projects. This information is aimed towards secondary school students.
http://www.agores.org/SECTORS/default.htm