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Meetings/Workshops on Meteorology and Climate Change in Australia

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1.Practical Responses to Climate Change - Water and Climate: Policy Implementation Challenges
Dates	01 May 2012 → 03 May 2012	[ID=450571]
Location	Canberra, Australia
Weblink	http://www.climatechange2012.org
Related subject(s)	Ecosystems, Environment and Sustainable Development

2.Alternative+G2600 Futures — The Alternative Futures Conference 2012
Dates	21 May 2012 → 24 May 2012	[ID=463120]
Location	Newcastle, NSW, Australia
Topics	Land use planning, Sustainable development, Biodiversity conservation, Climate and risk, Water & energy supply and management, Urban design, Livable communities, Resource consumption and management, Pathways to sustainability
Weblink	http://www.alternativefutures.com.au
Contact	Sarah Robinson Conference Secretariat PO Box 736 Nelson Bay NSW 2315; Phone: [02 4984 2554]; Email: alternativefutures@pco.com.au
Related subject(s)	Ecosystems, Environment and Sustainable Development

3.Four Degrees or More? Australia in a Hot World
Dates	12 Jul 2012 → 14 Jul 2012	[ID=419084]
Location	Melbourne, Australia
Abstract	FOUR DEGREES OR MORE? will occur at an important time for Australian climate politics and policy. In July, the PM will be making a statement on climate policy. By then the Garnaut Review Update will have been published. The Multi Party Climate Change Committee will have decided on the form of Australia’s carbon tax, generating a more focused debate about carbon pricing and complementary mitigation measures. The balance of power in the Senate will have changed. Legislation for a carbon tax will likely be progressing into Parliament.
Weblink	http://www.fourdegrees2011.com.au
Related subject(s)	Ecosystems, Environment and Sustainable Development

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Last updated: 23 January 2012