Tasmanian Times
All posts tagged "sustainability"
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1.3KKnowledgeOnline Forum: the Need for Good Hydrogen
Did you know that hydrogen can not only generate energy, but can be used to store energy from the likes of solar...
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1.3KEconomy
Making Peace with Nature
A scientific blueprint to tackle the climate, biodiversity and pollution emergencies This report by the United Nations outlines how climate change, biodiversity...
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1.4KKnowledge
Online Forum: Transitioning to a Sustainable Future
You are invited to a Tasmanian Way Virtual Forum to co-create a map of actions, initiatives and events that are helping Tasmania...
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1.7KAgriculture
Future Proofing our Food Supply
About this Online Event The panellists will discuss how we can transform our food production systems. Addressing questions such as: Do we...
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1.5KClimate Change
Time to Turn Off the Gas?
San Francisco just banned gas in all new buildings. Could it ever happen in Australia? Last week San Francisco became the latest...
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1.1KStatements
Shared Statement of Intent for Engaging Tasmanians in Recovery and Rebuilding
Shared Statement of intent for engaging Tasmanians in recovery and rebuilding, 2020 Collectively we support the commitments made in the Tasmania Statement:...
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Thriving Tasmania
Tasmanians want a healthy, prosperous and sustainable future says a newly-released Thriving Tasmania report that sought views from across the island.
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Environmental Impacts of the Cut-flower Industry
Carbon emissions associated with cut-flower production can be as high as 3kg CO2 per flower. Why not grow your own?
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2.2KAgriculture
Intensive Animal Farming is ‘Biggest Risk’ for Pandemics
Intensive animal farming is the 'single most risky human behaviour' for pandemics, says major new report
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2.2KEconomy
Degrowth and Food – Toward a Democratic Food System
Degrowth Vienna discussed the case for rethinking fundamental assumptions of growth and market competition that undergird mainstream food system policies.
