by kapow | Oct 7, 2020 | Diverse Coasts, Latest News
Environmental outcomes at 2070 for the Gippsland Lakes. Gippsland Environment Group’s vision is that by 2070 the Lakes system is once again healthy for all. By that time perhaps the past can meet the future. See full presentation HERE Gippsland Environment Group...
by kapow | Sep 28, 2020 | Blog, Legal
LEGACY ISSUES AND COASTAL MANAGEMENT Coastal managers frequently find themselves in a quandary. Actions taken in the past, sometimes legally sometimes not, have left behind legacies which today are noted for adverse effects. In a world of increased population growth...
by kapow | Sep 11, 2020 | Blog, International
TYPHOONS AND HAINAN ISLAND, CHINA Australian scientists based at ANU in 1975 made contact with Chinese colleagues at Academica Sinica. There was a mutual interest in Quaternary geology, human prehistory, and environmental change. I was at ANU at the time and took...
by kapow | Sep 1, 2020 | Authored Elsewhere, Blog
Impact of sea-level rise on coastal natural values in Tasmania Red-Necked Stints (Australia) The coast constantly falls through the cracks ‘between’ focal areas and interests relating to various ‘care’ groups and campaigns.Australians see the...
by kapow | Aug 29, 2020 | Authored Elsewhere, Blog
ENVIRONMENTAL VALUES REMAIN THREATENED Environmental legislation now before federal parliament offers an opportunity to go beyond that of removing “green tape”. Devolution to the states of federal responsibilities without an independent regulator and funding support...