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Habitat Australia articles from December 1998
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 December 1998
green VIEWS.
December 1, 1998... Moving on Mullum
Diana Haby of Box Hill in Melbourne wants to update readers on the Mullum Mullum situation.
Since the article in the August Habitat on the freeway threat to the Mullum Mullum Valley in Melbourne's eastern suburbs,...
campaign TRAILS.
December 1, 1998... Kimberley Campaign ACF Fitzroy victory
ACF has won the battle to prevent the Kimberley's Fitzroy River from being dammed. The proponents of the proposal, cotton developers Western Agricultural Industries (WAI), have abandoned their plans...
1998 Election: A RETROSPECTIVE.
December 1, 1998... It was a struggle to achieve recognition for the environment in the 1998 election,
Although both major parties launched environment policies during September, the launches were tightly stage-managed affairs, with only the media invited....
From Petra Kelly to political peak.
December 1, 1998... Germany's Greens Party has celebrated its 18th birthday this year by winning a share of government in one of the world's major industrial and political powers. Geoff Rodoreda reports on the Greens' evolution from protest movement to governing...
Kakadu -- World Heritage in Danger.
December 1, 1998... The international spotlight was focussed on Australia's largest national park recently. A high level international delegation arrived to evaluate the impacts that would occur if the controversial Jabiluka uranium development continued.
The...
Grassland plants of south-eastern Australia.(Review)
December 1, 1998... Grassland plants of south-eastern Australia N. & J. Marriott, Bloomings Books, 1998 RRP $25.00
To add to the impressive publications in which Neil Marriott has played a major role, is a new title on grassland plants co-authored with his...
consuming CHOICES.
December 1, 1998... Making `environmentally sound' decisions when buying every-day products and services can often be difficult and confusing. When investing in larger items there is even more at stake. In this regular feature you are invited to put your questions...
THE CHALLENGE OF ENVIRONMENTAL SECURITY.
December 1, 1998... A new generation of military analysts and planners are beginning to recognise that a damaged environment has implications far beyond the ecological. Species extinction, global warming and the destruction of many of the world's arable lands is...
Community winners reap rewards.
December 1, 1998... Athol Brown is not a man who gives up easily. The broad roadside verge that he was revegetating in his Brisbane suburb had for years been the parking space for a neighbour's caravan. Athol suggested it might be in the way of his planting...
your COUNCIL.
December 1, 1998... ACIF Councillors use their range of skills and experience to assist and guide ACF campaigns. The full 37-member ACF Council meets three times every year. The Executive, which includes the President, Executive Director, Treasurer and a...
Jeremy's journey.
December 1, 1998... Born in Perth in 1970, Jeremy Maslin is a fifth generation Western Australian. His ancestors resided in Bridgetown in the south-west of the state and Jeremy's is the first generation to have grown up in the city. Nevertheless, he has always...