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Useful websites
Useful websites
- Resource Smart
Resource Smart is a Victorian Government resource website which aims to support all Australians particularly those working in the education sector who have a key role to play in understanding, communicating and empowering Australians to be a part of the climate change solution now and into the future.
- Department of Climate Change Website
The Department of Climate Change Website provides information about Australian Government action whilst recognising that climate change is a challenge shared by all Australians, so also includes information about actions householders and industry can take to reduce their carbon pollution.
- Queensland Government Climate Change Website
No matter what style of housing you live in, there are many ways to save energy and water and reduce waste in and around your home. You can make smarter choices for your home, even if you’re renting. If you’re building or renovating, there are even more sustainable options available to you.
- Living Greener
Living Greener has been designed to enable greater uptake of efficiency opportunities by making information easy to find, being user friendly to read and navigate and providing the information people need to take action. The portal will assist to lead users to appropriate information along with rebates, grants, loans and programs.
- NCCARF National Climate Change Adaptation Research Facility
leading the research community in a national interdisciplinary effort to generate the information needed by decision-makers in government and in vulnerable sectors and communities to manage the risks of climate change impacts.
- Shout Out for Climate Change
Primary, secondary and tertiary students are invited to flex their creative muscles in the Shout Out for Climate Change competition. Run by the Australian Department of Climate Change and Energy Efficiency, it offers great prizes for the winning students. The site also offers excellent fact sheets, lesson ideas and other resources for teachers.
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