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‘Normalisation’ in a non-normal environment - issues in building sustainable mining communities
Minerals Council of Australia Sustainable Development Conference 2006 - Sheraton, Perth, WA, 23 -27 October 2006 - Louise Thomas (1), Don Burnside (2), Bruce Howard (2) and Shane Boladeras (2) - Pilbara Iron (1) - URS Australia Pty Ltd (2)
Minerals Council of Australia Sustainable Development Conference 2006 - Sheraton, Perth, WA, 23 -27 October 2006 - Louise Thomas (1), Don Burnside (2), Bruce Howard (2) and Shane Boladeras (2) - Pilbara Iron (1) - URS Australia Pty Ltd (2)
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A Change of Climate for Climate Change
Terence Jeyaretnam is a Principal at URS Australia in Melbourne and the Chair of the College of Environmental Engineers
Terence Jeyaretnam is a Principal at URS Australia in Melbourne and the Chair of the College of Environmental Engineers
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A Cleaner World, thanks to Ian
With help from some of his friends, Ian started Clean Up Sydney Harbour Day in 1989 and received an enormous public response with more than 40,000 locals donating their time and energy to clean up the harbour. - - Terence Jeyaretnam, Principal, URS Melbourne - Prepared for The Environmental Engineer, Prepared for Engineers Australia monthly newsletter
With help from some of his friends, Ian started Clean Up Sydney Harbour Day in 1989 and received an enormous public response with more than 40,000 locals donating their time and energy to clean up the harbour. - - Terence Jeyaretnam, Principal, URS Melbourne - Prepared for The Environmental Engineer, Prepared for Engineers Australia monthly newsletter
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AA 1000 Assurance Standard
In an environment where there is a lack of guidance, and clarity on the subject of independent assurance, the use of the AA1000 Assurance Standard in assurance provision to sustainability reports is increasingly being adopted as the commonly accepted guidance by corporations. - - Terence Jeyaretnam, Prinicipal, URS Melbourne - Prepared for Engineers Australia monthly newsletter
In an environment where there is a lack of guidance, and clarity on the subject of independent assurance, the use of the AA1000 Assurance Standard in assurance provision to sustainability reports is increasingly being adopted as the commonly accepted guidance by corporations. - - Terence Jeyaretnam, Prinicipal, URS Melbourne - Prepared for Engineers Australia monthly newsletter
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All Thats Green Is Not Clean - Lessons from the Risk Based Management of a Gasworks Clean-up
Located on the western extension of Collins Street in the Victoria Harbour Precinct of Melbourne Docklands development, a clean-up notice was served by EPA on the site in 1994. Since the start of clean-up in 1999, about 270,000m3 of material contaminated mainly with aromatic and aliphatic hydrocarbons, has been excavated and treated. The majority was removed from the site (about 330,000 tonnes to landfill) and a large proportion re-used to fill excavations. The site was planned for high density residential, commercial or public open space use. - - Kenneth Mival, Senior Principal, URS Melbourne - Presented at Enviro 04
Located on the western extension of Collins Street in the Victoria Harbour Precinct of Melbourne Docklands development, a clean-up notice was served by EPA on the site in 1994. Since the start of clean-up in 1999, about 270,000m3 of material contaminated mainly with aromatic and aliphatic hydrocarbons, has been excavated and treated. The majority was removed from the site (about 330,000 tonnes to landfill) and a large proportion re-used to fill excavations. The site was planned for high density residential, commercial or public open space use. - - Kenneth Mival, Senior Principal, URS Melbourne - Presented at Enviro 04
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An Engineer’s Contribution to Sustainability
The formation of a President’s Task Force on Sustainability to better understand, and respond to, the growing sustainability debate, and our position as engineers. - - Terence Jeyaretnam, Prinicipal, URS Melbourne - Prepared for Engineers Australia monthly newsletter
The formation of a President’s Task Force on Sustainability to better understand, and respond to, the growing sustainability debate, and our position as engineers. - - Terence Jeyaretnam, Prinicipal, URS Melbourne - Prepared for Engineers Australia monthly newsletter
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Are we as a Global Society on the Verge of Collapse?
Terence Jeyaretnam, Principal, URS Melbourne, Prepared for Engineers Australia October monthly newsletter
Terence Jeyaretnam, Principal, URS Melbourne, Prepared for Engineers Australia October monthly newsletter
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Assessing risk in CO2 storage projects
Dr. Adrian Bowden, Senior Principal, Business Risk Strategies, URS Melbourne - Andy Rigg, Deputy CEO and CO2 Storage Program Manager, CRC for Greenhouse Gas Technologies - Prepared for APPEA Conference 2004, Received the APPEA Conference Best Paper Award (non E&P), APPEA Journal, p677 - 702.
Dr. Adrian Bowden, Senior Principal, Business Risk Strategies, URS Melbourne - Andy Rigg, Deputy CEO and CO2 Storage Program Manager, CRC for Greenhouse Gas Technologies - Prepared for APPEA Conference 2004, Received the APPEA Conference Best Paper Award (non E&P), APPEA Journal, p677 - 702.
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Benefit Cost Analysis for Environmental Flow Options:Thomson And Macalister Rivers
Natural resource economists in URS Australia were asked by the Victorian Department of Sustainability and Environment to assess one of the most important contemporary questions in water resource management, that is, "how do we best share water resources between the three principal water users"; namely, the environment, irrigators and urban users. In late 2000, a Task Force was established to review the bulk entitlements for the Macalister and Thomson Rivers in Victoria. - J Branson, N Sturgess, R Dumsday, URS Melbourne, Published in Water, September 2005, p.34
Natural resource economists in URS Australia were asked by the Victorian Department of Sustainability and Environment to assess one of the most important contemporary questions in water resource management, that is, "how do we best share water resources between the three principal water users"; namely, the environment, irrigators and urban users. In late 2000, a Task Force was established to review the bulk entitlements for the Macalister and Thomson Rivers in Victoria. - J Branson, N Sturgess, R Dumsday, URS Melbourne, Published in Water, September 2005, p.34
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Case Study: Cosmos Nickel Project, Water Quality monitoring at Lake Miranda, Design Considerations and Key Findings
Sonia Finucane, Principal Environmental Scientist, URS Perth - Prepared for Water Management in Mining conference, June 2004
Sonia Finucane, Principal Environmental Scientist, URS Perth - Prepared for Water Management in Mining conference, June 2004
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Communicating Spatial Uncertainty using Geospatial Reasoning
Users of remotely sensed imagery need to know about the spatial uncertainty in their image data in order to make sound decisions using their imagery. As a minimum, the user should understand the presence and level of spatial uncertainty in their data. This paper proposes the use of intelligent software agents as a means of assisting users to understand the spatial uncertainty in their images. - Blair C. Darragh, URS Melbourne and Chris J. Bellman, School of Mathematical & Geospatial Sciences, RMIT University
Users of remotely sensed imagery need to know about the spatial uncertainty in their image data in order to make sound decisions using their imagery. As a minimum, the user should understand the presence and level of spatial uncertainty in their data. This paper proposes the use of intelligent software agents as a means of assisting users to understand the spatial uncertainty in their images. - Blair C. Darragh, URS Melbourne and Chris J. Bellman, School of Mathematical & Geospatial Sciences, RMIT University
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Development of EWRs in a Complex Hydrogeological Setting & High Biodiversity Environment
Chris MacHunter, Senior Hydrogeologist - Richard Vogwill, Senior Principal Hydrogeologist, URS Perth - Prepared for Enviro 2004 Conference
Chris MacHunter, Senior Hydrogeologist - Richard Vogwill, Senior Principal Hydrogeologist, URS Perth - Prepared for Enviro 2004 Conference
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Economy vs Environment: The Great Asian Crisis
The environmental and sustainability movement is not globally pURS Melbourneued, as it is in ‘developed countries’. Two countries that comprise a third of the world’s entire population now also suddenly find themselves as two of the fastest growing economies in the world. The two giants are making the leap from two different angles: China through strengthening its industrial might; and India through information technology (IT), and its service sector. India, in leap-frogging the industrial phase to the institutional, is less likely to trade-off the environment than China. - - Terence Jeyaretnam, Prinicipal, URS Melbourne - Prepared for Engineers Australia monthly newsletter
The environmental and sustainability movement is not globally pURS Melbourneued, as it is in ‘developed countries’. Two countries that comprise a third of the world’s entire population now also suddenly find themselves as two of the fastest growing economies in the world. The two giants are making the leap from two different angles: China through strengthening its industrial might; and India through information technology (IT), and its service sector. India, in leap-frogging the industrial phase to the institutional, is less likely to trade-off the environment than China. - - Terence Jeyaretnam, Prinicipal, URS Melbourne - Prepared for Engineers Australia monthly newsletter
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Eternal Sunshine, but an oil-less planet
If you, like me, have recently been watching the price of a barrel of oil go up in world markets, continuing to break records, and wondered whether you should be trading your petrol-guzzler for a Toyota Prius or Honda Civic, you may well be using that excellent sense of logic that we engineers seem to have. - - Terence Jeyaretnam, Principal, URS Melbourne - Prepared for Engineers Australia monthly newsletter
If you, like me, have recently been watching the price of a barrel of oil go up in world markets, continuing to break records, and wondered whether you should be trading your petrol-guzzler for a Toyota Prius or Honda Civic, you may well be using that excellent sense of logic that we engineers seem to have. - - Terence Jeyaretnam, Principal, URS Melbourne - Prepared for Engineers Australia monthly newsletter
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Financial backers hold miners to account
The finance sector is playing a growing role in moving the mining industry towards Sustainability. - - Chris Jack, Principal Sustainability Consultant, URS Sydney - Prepared for WME Magazine June 2005
The finance sector is playing a growing role in moving the mining industry towards Sustainability. - - Chris Jack, Principal Sustainability Consultant, URS Sydney - Prepared for WME Magazine June 2005
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From HSEC Data Verification to Sustainability Assurance - An Evolutionary Process?
Dr. Alan M. Robertson (Principal Auditor) and Chris Jack (Principal, Sustainability), URS Australia Pty Ltd - Dr. Alan M. Robertson(1), Chris Jack(1) and Sally Vivian(2) - URS Australia Pty Ltd (1) and URS Verification Ltd (2)
Dr. Alan M. Robertson (Principal Auditor) and Chris Jack (Principal, Sustainability), URS Australia Pty Ltd - Dr. Alan M. Robertson(1), Chris Jack(1) and Sally Vivian(2) - URS Australia Pty Ltd (1) and URS Verification Ltd (2)
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Fuelling Landscape Repair: A Bioenergy Industry as a Sustainable Energy and Land-use Option for Australia
Development of a biomass energy industry, with short-rotation tree crops established on cleared farmland, could yield substantial economic, environmental and social benefits across the country by reducing dryland salinity impacts of on water quality, agriculture production, biodiversity and built infrastructure. Such an industry would also help to reduce Australia’s dependence on fossil fuels and cut the nation’s greenhouse gas emissions, and promote sustainable regional development. - - Bruce Howard, NRM Senior Consultant Environmental Economics, URS Perth and Chris Olszak, Consultant Economist, URS Melbourne - A report prepared for the Australian Conservation Foundation and Joint Venture Agroforestry Program, with the assistance of the Myer Foundation
Development of a biomass energy industry, with short-rotation tree crops established on cleared farmland, could yield substantial economic, environmental and social benefits across the country by reducing dryland salinity impacts of on water quality, agriculture production, biodiversity and built infrastructure. Such an industry would also help to reduce Australia’s dependence on fossil fuels and cut the nation’s greenhouse gas emissions, and promote sustainable regional development. - - Bruce Howard, NRM Senior Consultant Environmental Economics, URS Perth and Chris Olszak, Consultant Economist, URS Melbourne - A report prepared for the Australian Conservation Foundation and Joint Venture Agroforestry Program, with the assistance of the Myer Foundation
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Global Impacts: Local Concerns - Critical Risk Implications of Climate Change on Local Businesses
Climate change makes a compelling case for the need for business, governments and community groups to work together to find sustainable solutions to 21st century challenges. - - Terence Jeyaretnam, Prinicipal, URS Melbourne - Prepared for Engineers Australia monthly newsletter
Climate change makes a compelling case for the need for business, governments and community groups to work together to find sustainable solutions to 21st century challenges. - - Terence Jeyaretnam, Prinicipal, URS Melbourne - Prepared for Engineers Australia monthly newsletter
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Institutional Investors and Climate Change
Terence Jeyaretnam is a Principal at URS Australia in Melbourne and the Chair of the College of Environmental Engineers
Terence Jeyaretnam is a Principal at URS Australia in Melbourne and the Chair of the College of Environmental Engineers
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Is Australia a Sustainability Superpower?
Australia indeed has the potential to become a sustainability superpower, however, no nation can arguably lay claim to such a title, yet. - - Terence Jeyaretnam, Prinicipal, URS Melbourne - Prepared for Engineers Australia monthly newsletter
Australia indeed has the potential to become a sustainability superpower, however, no nation can arguably lay claim to such a title, yet. - - Terence Jeyaretnam, Prinicipal, URS Melbourne - Prepared for Engineers Australia monthly newsletter
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Is Nuclear Power Sustainable?
Nuclear energy involves economic, environmental, social and ethical. A complex set of issues that the politicians would rather treat as a can of worms. - - Terence Jeyaretnam, Prinicipal, URS Melbourne - Prepared for Engineers Australia monthly newsletter
Nuclear energy involves economic, environmental, social and ethical. A complex set of issues that the politicians would rather treat as a can of worms. - - Terence Jeyaretnam, Prinicipal, URS Melbourne - Prepared for Engineers Australia monthly newsletter
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Key Environmental, Social & Economic Considerations in Sustainable Mining Operations & Closures
This paper outlines the key key environmental, social & economic considerations in sustainable mining operations & closures. The six tenets of sustainable mining are discussed, along with the need for a sustainable mine closure framework. - - Sonia Finucane, Principal Environmental Scientist, URS Perth - Peter Elliott, Senior Principal Sustainability, URS Perth - Prepared for Goldfields Environmental Group Management Workshop, May 2004
This paper outlines the key key environmental, social & economic considerations in sustainable mining operations & closures. The six tenets of sustainable mining are discussed, along with the need for a sustainable mine closure framework. - - Sonia Finucane, Principal Environmental Scientist, URS Perth - Peter Elliott, Senior Principal Sustainability, URS Perth - Prepared for Goldfields Environmental Group Management Workshop, May 2004
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Making your EMS work for you: The how and why of making sure your EMS is effective.
Donna Pershke, Principal Environmental Scientist, URS Perth - Jodie Mason, Project Environmental Scientist, URS Perth - Prepared for Goldfields Environmental Group Management Workshop, May 2004
Donna Pershke, Principal Environmental Scientist, URS Perth - Jodie Mason, Project Environmental Scientist, URS Perth - Prepared for Goldfields Environmental Group Management Workshop, May 2004
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Melbourne Model for Sustainability
The City of Melbourne’s strategic plan to achieve zero net emissions by 2020 and the Victorian government’s 15% target reduction in water consumption by 2010 are examples that the intent of the Melbourne Model is being captured at ground level. - - Terence Jeyaretnam, Prinicipal, URS Melbourne - Prepared for Engineers Australia monthly newsletter
The City of Melbourne’s strategic plan to achieve zero net emissions by 2020 and the Victorian government’s 15% target reduction in water consumption by 2010 are examples that the intent of the Melbourne Model is being captured at ground level. - - Terence Jeyaretnam, Prinicipal, URS Melbourne - Prepared for Engineers Australia monthly newsletter
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Need for a Crash Diet
Terence Jeyaretnam is a Principal at URS Australia in Melbourne and the Chair of the College of Environmental Engineers
Terence Jeyaretnam is a Principal at URS Australia in Melbourne and the Chair of the College of Environmental Engineers
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Planning for Rehabilitation and Closure of the Coburn Mineral Sand Mine at Shark Bay, Western Australia
First International Seminar on Mine Closure, Australian Centre for Geomechanics and the University of Western Australia 13-15 September 2006 S. Finucane, URS Australia Pty Ltd, Australia B. Hardman, URS Australia Pty Ltd, Australia D. Harley, Gunson Resources Ltd, Australia
First International Seminar on Mine Closure, Australian Centre for Geomechanics and the University of Western Australia 13-15 September 2006 S. Finucane, URS Australia Pty Ltd, Australia B. Hardman, URS Australia Pty Ltd, Australia D. Harley, Gunson Resources Ltd, Australia
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Public-Private Partnerships in the USA
The Furture or Fading Fad?, Mark Bader-Hellstrom Sr. Vice President URS
The Furture or Fading Fad?, Mark Bader-Hellstrom Sr. Vice President URS
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Statutory Covenants
James Durmisov, Associate Environmental Planner, URS Brisbane - Prepared for GJD Urban Planner, Summer 2004
James Durmisov, Associate Environmental Planner, URS Brisbane - Prepared for GJD Urban Planner, Summer 2004
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Strategy & Tactics: A Practical Approach to Filling the Gap
2nd International Seminar on Strategic vs. Tactical Approaches in Mining - Australian Centre for Geomechanics (ACG) - Novotel Langley, Perth, WA, 8 - 10 March 2006 - Donna Pershke, URS Australia Pty Ltd, Perth, Australia - Peter Elliott, URS Australia Pty Ltd, Perth, Australia
2nd International Seminar on Strategic vs. Tactical Approaches in Mining - Australian Centre for Geomechanics (ACG) - Novotel Langley, Perth, WA, 8 - 10 March 2006 - Donna Pershke, URS Australia Pty Ltd, Perth, Australia - Peter Elliott, URS Australia Pty Ltd, Perth, Australia
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Sustainability for whom - shareholders or stakeholders?
Terence Jeyaretnam, Principal, URS Melbourne, Prepared for Engineers Australia September monthly newsletter
Terence Jeyaretnam, Principal, URS Melbourne, Prepared for Engineers Australia September monthly newsletter
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Sustainability is an Important Investment Proposition
Terence Jeyaretnam is a Principal at URS Australia in Melbourne and the Chair of the Society for Sustainability and Environmental Engineering
Terence Jeyaretnam is a Principal at URS Australia in Melbourne and the Chair of the Society for Sustainability and Environmental Engineering
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Sustainable Landfill Design by Monitoring and Managing Cap Infiltration
Michael Jorgensen, Associate Hydrogeologist, URS Melbourne - Prepared for Enviro 2004 Conference
Michael Jorgensen, Associate Hydrogeologist, URS Melbourne - Prepared for Enviro 2004 Conference
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The Australian / India Mine Safety Training Project
In its initial phase the objective was to review the existing procedures and practices in mine safety in India and to update these based on contemporary practices in a country employing more advanced mining technology. - Eric Garner, URS Melbourne, Presented at Third Pacific Economic Cooperation Council Minerals Network Meeting, Tianyun, China - September 2005
In its initial phase the objective was to review the existing procedures and practices in mine safety in India and to update these based on contemporary practices in a country employing more advanced mining technology. - Eric Garner, URS Melbourne, Presented at Third Pacific Economic Cooperation Council Minerals Network Meeting, Tianyun, China - September 2005
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The Case for an International Mining Law
Eric Garner, Consultant, URS Melbourne - Prepared for The AusIMM New Leaders’ Conference 2004, Ballarat, Victoria
Eric Garner, Consultant, URS Melbourne - Prepared for The AusIMM New Leaders’ Conference 2004, Ballarat, Victoria
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The Day After Tomorrow
The day after tomorrow is a global catastrophe movie, along the lines of Armageddon, Independence Day and Deep Impact. However, the cataclysmic event this time is not from a stray meteor or aliens invading the planet, but rather from humanity’s own actions, or indeed inaction, in terms of the devastating impacts on our global environment. - - Terence Jeyaretnam, Principal, URS Melbourne - Prepared for Engineers Australia monthly newsletter
The day after tomorrow is a global catastrophe movie, along the lines of Armageddon, Independence Day and Deep Impact. However, the cataclysmic event this time is not from a stray meteor or aliens invading the planet, but rather from humanity’s own actions, or indeed inaction, in terms of the devastating impacts on our global environment. - - Terence Jeyaretnam, Principal, URS Melbourne - Prepared for Engineers Australia monthly newsletter
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The Good, the Bad and the Ugly - A Letter from Our Great Grandchildren
Our Forefathers, writes a 22 nd century citizen, in the late 1900's and early 2000's, conceived the theory of sustainability - to consider inter-generational equity in their actions. That is, to leave the planet at least in the state that they had found. It failed - due to the good, the bad and the ugly of humankind. - - Terence Jeyaretnam, Prinicipal, URS Melbourne - Prepared for Engineers Australia monthly newsletter
Our Forefathers, writes a 22 nd century citizen, in the late 1900's and early 2000's, conceived the theory of sustainability - to consider inter-generational equity in their actions. That is, to leave the planet at least in the state that they had found. It failed - due to the good, the bad and the ugly of humankind. - - Terence Jeyaretnam, Prinicipal, URS Melbourne - Prepared for Engineers Australia monthly newsletter
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The Hydrogeology of the Coastal Mining Area
IAH Australia, NZHS Confrence, "Where Waters Meet" - , Auckland NZ, 28 November - 2 December 2005
IAH Australia, NZHS Confrence, "Where Waters Meet" - , Auckland NZ, 28 November - 2 December 2005
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The Trouble with Planning
James Durmisov, Associate Environmental Planner, URS Brisbane - Prepared for the Queensland Planner 2004
James Durmisov, Associate Environmental Planner, URS Brisbane - Prepared for the Queensland Planner 2004
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Tilana's Turn
Terence Jeyaretnam is a Principal at URS Australia in Melbourne and the Chair of the College of Environmental Engineers
Terence Jeyaretnam is a Principal at URS Australia in Melbourne and the Chair of the College of Environmental Engineers
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Towards Water Sustainability
The federation, which eventuated in 1901, has arguably not faced a more significant national issue than the water reform crises. In a historic meeting on the 25th of June 2004, the ‘colonies united’ at the Council of Australian Governments (COAG) and signed off on a national water plan that will aim, over time, to resolve this century-old debacle. - - Terence Jeyaretnam, Principal, URS Melbourne - Prepared for Engineers Australia monthly newsletter
The federation, which eventuated in 1901, has arguably not faced a more significant national issue than the water reform crises. In a historic meeting on the 25th of June 2004, the ‘colonies united’ at the Council of Australian Governments (COAG) and signed off on a national water plan that will aim, over time, to resolve this century-old debacle. - - Terence Jeyaretnam, Principal, URS Melbourne - Prepared for Engineers Australia monthly newsletter
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Triple Bottom Line
The concept of Triple Bottom Line is widely discussed, but poorly understood. Mostly, the concept is idealistic and somewhat simplistic. - - Terence Jeyaretnam, Prinicipal, URS Melbourne - Prepared for Engineers Australia monthly newsletter
The concept of Triple Bottom Line is widely discussed, but poorly understood. Mostly, the concept is idealistic and somewhat simplistic. - - Terence Jeyaretnam, Prinicipal, URS Melbourne - Prepared for Engineers Australia monthly newsletter
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Victoria Division Launches Ecological Sustainability Agenda
The Victorian Division of Engineers Australia recently launched an Action Agenda aimed at achieving ecological sustainability in Victoria. The Agenda, the product of extensive consultation through the Finding Solutions program run by the Victorian Division, urges decisive action from the state government, and calls for government and professionals to take the lead in making Victoria a sustainable state. - - Terence Jeyaretnam, Principal, URS Melbourne - Prepared for Engineers Australia monthly newsletter
The Victorian Division of Engineers Australia recently launched an Action Agenda aimed at achieving ecological sustainability in Victoria. The Agenda, the product of extensive consultation through the Finding Solutions program run by the Victorian Division, urges decisive action from the state government, and calls for government and professionals to take the lead in making Victoria a sustainable state. - - Terence Jeyaretnam, Principal, URS Melbourne - Prepared for Engineers Australia monthly newsletter
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Wanted: Martyr for Sustainability
The world is in need of a hero. It is an established fact that the greatest threat facing humankind is climate change and associated environmental degradation. The high level policies and strategies have been discussed and developed. But, there is yet no agreement on a global pathway, such as the Kyoto Protocol, to address the issue. - - Terence Jeyaretnam, Principal, URS Melbourne - Prepared for Engineers Australia monthly newsletter
The world is in need of a hero. It is an established fact that the greatest threat facing humankind is climate change and associated environmental degradation. The high level policies and strategies have been discussed and developed. But, there is yet no agreement on a global pathway, such as the Kyoto Protocol, to address the issue. - - Terence Jeyaretnam, Principal, URS Melbourne - Prepared for Engineers Australia monthly newsletter
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What has Superannuation got to do with Sustainability
Terence Jeyaretnam, Principal, URS Melbourne, Prepared for Engineers Australia January monthly newsletter
Terence Jeyaretnam, Principal, URS Melbourne, Prepared for Engineers Australia January monthly newsletter