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From fires to floods: RMIT experts available for comment on the weather disasters in the eastern states

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Within days, eastern Australia has been attacked at both ends by bushfires and flooding. Is Australia ready? Dr Erica Kuligowski, Vice-Chancellor’s Senior Research Fellow   Topics: evacuation issues and planning, emergency communications, impacts to communities  Dr Erica Kuligowski is studying evacuation and emergency communications during bushfire, building fires, and other hazards. She has led interdisciplinary research studies … Continued

Oxfam reaction to Australia rejoining Green Climate Fund

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In response to the announcement that Australia will rejoin the global Green Climate Fund, Oxfam Australia Climate Justice Strategic Lead Melissa Bungcaras said:   “Oxfam welcomes the announcement yesterday that Australia will rejoin the Green Climate Fund – the major global climate finance fund supporting developing countries to respond to the impacts of the climate crisis.   … Continued

Electrification expo shows how to cut bills, emissions

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Electrify Boroondara, a community-led, volunteer powered alliance dedicated to accelerating the transition to a clean energy future is hosting Boroondara’s first electrification expo this weekend. The free expo, held at Hawthorn Arts Centre on Sunday 8 October from 10am – 4pm, will provide free expert advice on how households can shift to a zero emission life and benefit. “Our community is eager to … Continued

Sydney-siders most interested in living in an even ‘smarter city model’, compared to other Aussie cities

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AUSTRALIA – 4 October 2023 [For immediate release] Capterra, the leading B2B software search site, has announced the findings of its latest study, showing that most Australian city residents (86%) think introducing a smart city will improve their quality of life. The study, designed to encourage SMEs to consider contributing to smart city growth, also … Continued