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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.
NSW/ Statewide
Built environment
Households
Heat

Published on:
01 Sep 2021
Regional areas of NSW are sharing drought knowledge and experiences to prepare for the future, including a using recycled sewage water on roads.
New England and North West
Agriculture
Local government
Drought

Published on:
14 Aug 2021
Learn how Australia’s biggest urban rail investment, Sydney Metro, is being built to last a century by considering climate change in its design.
Metropolitan Sydney
Built environment
State government
Storms

Published on:
13 Aug 2021
The Hawkesbury–Nepean Valley is managing flood risk by considering climate change impacts with input from local councils, businesses and the community...
Metropolitan Sydney
Built environment
Local government
Flood

Published on:
16 Jun 2021
Find out how life in on a farm in Broken Hill led to an understanding of how climate change is related to the food we eat.
Far West
Agriculture
Communities
Land and water management
Households
Drought

Published on:
15 Jun 2021
Learn how a citizen science program uses smartphone photographs from beach-goers to monitor changes in NSW coastlines over time.
NSW/ Statewide
Natural environment
Communities
Land and water management
Sea level rise

Published on:
15 Jun 2021
Find out how De Bortoli Wines is reducing its greenhouse gas emissions, operating more sustainably, and saving hundreds of thousands of dollars each y...
Riverina Murray
Agriculture
Business
Heat

Published on:
14 Jun 2021
Find out how the Lachlan Shire Council is reducing its greenhouse gas emissions and saving money by using renewable energy and energy-efficient produc...
Central West and Orana
Net zero and sustainability
Business
Heat

Published on:
22 Mar 2021
Living seawalls can help marine biodiversity and protect coastal areas from sea level rise. Creating 'natural' seawall surfaces provide habitat for ma...
Metropolitan Sydney
Built environment
Local government
Sea level rise
