Agriculture in Poland is the source of 7.7% of national GHG emissions. Effective mitigation in
agriculture and adaptation to climate change requires identification of size and structure of …

This paper focuses on the calculation of the carbon footprint of a typical West Australian
mine site village and the ways by which it can be reduced to a point where the village can be …

There is growing concern about climate change impacts on local government areas. In
Australia, the federal carbon tax (from 1 July 2012) will also increase costs for local councils …

Australia provides great potential as a case study for renewable energy governance. It is a
large continent with a comparatively small and highly urbanised population. It possesses …

Climate change and carbon mitigation are key issues for local government. This paper
evaluates carbon actions by 32 local councils in Queensland, Australia. A climate action …

Climate change is undeniably the most urgent issue facing humanity. While the Paris
Climate Agreement made progress in bringing about international collaboration, for …

The context of this paper is the Green Growth agenda of the United Nations which has
highlighted the challenge of the developing world to achieve economic growth but with less …

The absence of coordinated international leadership for agreed targets for carbon reduction
and, in Australia, a lack of policy direction at the national level, provides an opportunity for …

Carbon footprints are increasingly being used as strategic policy tools for climate change
mitigation at all levels national, regional, local or product. Cities being the centre stage of …

Reducing greenhouse gas emissions within cities is a key objective of Australia's national
urban policy Our Cities Our Future. During 1997 to 2009, some 238 mainly city councils in …