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Habitat Australia articles from August 1997
A magazine devoted to achieving a healthy environment for all Australians. Reports on Australian environmental issues, including conservation and ecologically sustainable alternatives to current industry and consumer practices. This is the membership publ
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Habitat Australia archives from August 1997
Setting the world on fire: the impacts of global warming.
August 1, 1997... People living in a cold climate might not think that global warming is such a bad thing, but the greenhouse effect will change more than just the earth's temperature. In this Habitat supplement, Michael Krockenberger and Peter Kinrade analyse...
Dam mania on the mighty Mekong. (river basin in southeast Asia)
August 1, 1997... The Mekong River begins its 4000-kilometre journey in Tibet, and then flows down through southern China, Burma, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam, before discharging through the Mouths of the Mekong into the South China Sea.
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Factor Four: Doubling Wealth - Halving Resource Use.
August 1, 1997... In the aptly named town of Snowmass, in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado, the temperature falls as low as -44 [degrees] C. Here you can visit the house of Amory and Hunter Lovins, also known as the headquarters of the Rocky Mountains Institute....
Are foreigners flooding from our national parks? (impact of exotic species)
August 1, 1997... Like many environmental issues, the impact of exotic species has reached a stage where everyone acknowledges that there is a problem, but there is disagreement over how to solve it.
The report, Australia: State of the Environment 1996...