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South East and Tablelands Agriculture Heat Communities
Published on: 20 May 2022
The Small Farms Network Capital Region developed a series of webinars & workshops for small farms adapt to climate change including heat, drought ...
Murray/Murrumbidgee Communities Natural environment Drought
Published on: 13 May 2022
Wirraminna’s dedicated volunteers embarked on a visionary adaption project as climate change alters this biodiversity hotspot.
North Coast Natural environment Communities Bushfires
Published on: 28 Apr 2022
After devastating bushfires, Mid Coast 2 Tops Landcare Connection rolled out a series of workshops to help landholders build eco-literary and resilien...
New England and North West Climate change causes Communities Drought
Published on: 19 Apr 2022
After drought left Uralla questioning water security, a group of volunteers started engaging with the community to explore options for future water se...
Metropolitan Sydney Built environment Local government Heat
Published on: 11 Mar 2022
Western Sydney is expected to get even hotter so WSROC has developed a planning toolkit and Cool Suburbs to help Councils, industry and communities ad...
Metropolitan Sydney Built environment Local government Heat
Published on: 10 Mar 2022
As cooling needs in Sydney’s eastern suburbs surge by a predicted 308% between now and 2070, our homes must adapt.
Metropolitan Sydney Built environment Communities Heat
Published on: 08 Mar 2022
As heat causes major headaches in Western Sydney, Blacktown City Council commissioned the University of New South Wales to investigate cooling strateg...
NSW/ Statewide Built environment Households Heat
Published on: 03 Mar 2022
Beyond Zero Emissions have formed a partnership with HunterJO to help communities cool their homes to battle heatwaves – Australia’s deadliest natural...
NSW/ Statewide Built environment Households Heat
Published on: 02 Mar 2022
Link Wentworth’s ‘Shelter, Don’t Swelter!’ campaign is helping social housing residents in Western Sydney to stay cool on even the hottest days.