... ecosystems. Concerning management, both mitigation and adaptation strategies are needed to meet public ESD goals. The former would seek to constrain the increase in atmospheric greenhouse gases by addressing the underlying causes (i.e., population and economic growth) and by applying appropriate technologies...

... urgent environmental, economic and social issue facing Australia and the world. The concentration of anthropogenic greenhouse gases has grown rapidly in recent decades, and is expected to continue well into the 21st century, increasing the risk of dangerous climate change. The options for significant...

.... Kangaroos and greenhouse gases: response to Russell. Conservation Letters 1: 245-246. Hoping to prepare them for an ethical oversight by Nikkita Archer ethics vegetarian vegan meat wheat agriculture sentient environment sustainability kangaroo cattle mice singing voiceless Anon. 1...

... irony in this situation, in which campaigns driven from one of the planet s greatest emitters of greenhouse gases, which has withdrawn from the Paris Climate Change Agreement, raise the threat of climate change as a reason to restrict hunting and trade of bear, thereby imposing the costs of conservation...

... of forests to open land for growing crops used for animal feed, the contamination of waterways, and excretion of methane by ruminants one of the most potent greenhouse gases, or the vast wastage on many fronts associated with feeding crops to livestock. Likewise, people give a variety of ethically-based...

... with a blunt message: One of the world s largest petroleum companies, BP, called on the Government to ratify the Kyoto protocol to cut greenhouse gases. It also dismissed the Government s warnings of job losses and economic hardship if Australia ratified the protocol. The world was going to have to change its...

... initiatives, governments have moved to replace ozone depleting gases with "environ- mentally friendly" substances, to reduce the emissions of greenhouse gases, to eliminate leaded petrol, to identify and protect areas of World Heritage, to regulate trade in endangered species and prepare global biodiversity...

...-crediton area. The Proceedings of the Royal Society of Queensland 125: 139-157. Kirono, D., D. Kent, K. Hennessy, and F. Mpelasoka. 2011. Characteristics of Australian droughts under enhanced greenhouse conditions: Results from 14 global climate models. Journal of Arid Environments 75: 566-575. httpsdoi...

... types and endangered ecological communities of the Shoalhaven, Eurobodalla and Bega Valley local government areas. Technical Report. NSW Office of Environment and Heritage, Queanbeyan. Reid, J. 2003. What s the link, if any, between recent changes in distribution of Australian birds and greenhouse...

.... 2021, Geary et al. 2021). Our recommendations on how to address the issue, for the Greater Glider and also for other native fauna and flora, include: Adopt and implement effective policies and measures at state, national and global levels to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the short, medium...