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| The Department of Environment and Conservation is responsible for coordinating a whole of government response to climate change. It also coordinates the implementation of the Western Australian Greenhouse Strategy, 2004, and are developing the WAGGI WA Greenhouse Gas Inventory, which will provide a means for industry and government to report their emissions. |
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| The WA Department's Climate Risks and Opportunities Project conducts research and development in key areas of climate variability, climate change, crop yield forecasting, climate forecasting, weather monitoring and decision support systems to improve the adoption of profitable and sustainable farming systems to manage climate risks. |
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| The Bureau of Meteorology |
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| The Weather Station Data page provides access to the Australian Data Archive for Meteorology (ADAM), a database which holds weather observations dating back to the mid 1800s for some sites. The first stage of this online tool provides monthly rainfall data, one Bureau observing station at a time, from any one of more than 17,000 stations. Other weather data - such as highest maximum temperature for a given month, and daily rainfall - will become available over time. |
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| Bureau of Meteorology's flood warnings for Tasmania. |
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| These rainfall forecasts are produced from computer models. As they contain no input from weather forecasters, it is important to also check the Bureau's local forecasts and warnings. |
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| This site provides a rich source of meteorological and agricultural data of particular interest to anyone involved in the agricultural arena. |
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| Meteorological information for Primary Industry and Natural Resources Management including 3 month rainfall and temperature outlooks. |
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| This centre is a partnership between the Bureau of Meteorology and CSIRO to ensure that Australia remains a world leader in climate, weather and oceans research so that it can meet the severe weather and climatic challenges that continue to confront the nation. |
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| Information and resources from Qld government on climate change. |
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| This web site provides information about the comprehensive suite of actions led by the Victorian Government to address climate change and how you can play your part. |
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| Established in late 2005, The Climate Institute has a five-year goal of raising public awareness and debate about the dangers to Australia of global warming and to motivate the country to take positive action. |
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| Provides links to key publications on climate change. |
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| Provides climate change projections and suggested impacts for Australia. |
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| The Garnaut Climate Change Review was commissioned by Australia's State and Territory Governments on 30 April 2007. The Review will examine the impacts of climate change on the Australian economy, and recommend medium to long-term policies and policy frameworks to improve the prospects for sustainable prosperity. |
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| Provides informaiton on cutting greenhouse emmisions and provides a whole of government approach to climate change and greenhouse matters. |
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| The Department of Climate Change was established on 3 December 2007 as part of the Prime Minister and Cabinet Portfolio. |
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| This website provides a central source of information on the leading initiatives of the NSW Government in climate change and greenhouse related issues, including the NSW Greenhouse Plan; links to initiatives by other sectors in NSW, relevant resources, research and reports and details of opportunities for households, schools, business, industry and land managers to contribute to emissions reduction. |
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| Provides publications, newsletters and general information on greehouse in agriculture. |
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| Provides decision-support information services to help clients better manage climatic risks and opportunities particularly those associated with the El Niño - Southern Oscillation (ENSO) phenomenon. |
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| Information that farmers and natural resources managers need to make decisions that will reduce their exposure to risk from climate. |
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| Australia’s primary industries are developing a national research strategy to address climate change and emissions management and trading. |
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| Helps identify the major sources of emission and explore the impact of changed management options on your property. |
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| Weatherzone provides comprehensive weather forecasts and maps. |
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| 10 precipitation outlook for Australia. |
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| Climate Futures for Tasmania will inform diverse Tasmanian stakeholders about likely impacts of climate change on conditions that are important for their decision making and operations. |
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| Agricultural Observations Bulletin for Tasmania |
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| In Tasmania, strategies and actions are currently being undertaken or planned to address greenhouse gas emissions and climate change adaptation. |
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| Comprehensive Australian weather forecasts |
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| Local Government Association of Tasmania's background about climate change and possible scenarios in Tasmania. |
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| New Zealand's climate change solutions website. Here are the challenges the country faces, the unique answers New Zealand has come up with and a vision of where New Zealand wants to be in the future. |
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| The IPCC was established to provide the decision-makers and others interested in climate change with an objective source of information about climate change. The IPCC is a scientific intergovernmental body set up by the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) and by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP). |
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| In September 2007, the government released a comprehensive statement on climate change which sets targets for reducing New Zealand greenhouse gas emissions. The announcements included details of a range of initiatives across all sectors, including a proposed New Zealand Emissions Trading Scheme and a Plan of Action for Sustainable Land Management and Climate Change. |
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