Small Is Beautiful, And Bountiful, For Victoria's Endangered Grasslands
                    
                    
                        



 15th December 2009 - 
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                        15th December 2009 - 
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                     Dr Nick Williams from the University of Melbourne’s School of Land and Environment says that even small  areas of grassland, such as those included in The Victorian Government’s plan to develop almost 7,000  hectares of native grasslands, are important for conservation.
                    Dr Nick Williams from the University of Melbourne’s School of Land and Environment says that even small  areas of grassland, such as those included in The Victorian Government’s plan to develop almost 7,000  hectares of native grasslands, are important for conservation.
                
                    
                        Nicholas Stern Signs Pledge Urging Native Forest Protection At Copenhagen
                    
                    
                        



 14th December 2009 - 
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                        14th December 2009 - 
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                     The inclusion of Sir Nicholas Stern on the Forests Pledge has occurred at a critical time as  negotiations at Copenhagen enter the final week and will now involve Ministers from nations  attending to agree on a deal to reduce emissions from deforestation and forest degradation (the  REDD mechanism).
                    The inclusion of Sir Nicholas Stern on the Forests Pledge has occurred at a critical time as  negotiations at Copenhagen enter the final week and will now involve Ministers from nations  attending to agree on a deal to reduce emissions from deforestation and forest degradation (the  REDD mechanism).
                
                    
                        Largest Ever Climate Change Protest Held Across Australia
                    
                    
                        



 12th December 2009 - 
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                        12th December 2009 - 
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                     More than 15,000 people marched through Sydney’s CBD for Walk Against Warming, while more than  40,000 people in Melbourne took part to send a message to leaders in Copenhagen that they, their children  and the planet cannot wait any longer for strong action on climate change.
                    More than 15,000 people marched through Sydney’s CBD for Walk Against Warming, while more than  40,000 people in Melbourne took part to send a message to leaders in Copenhagen that they, their children  and the planet cannot wait any longer for strong action on climate change.
                
                    
                        Tree Removal At Admiralty House
                    
                    
                        



 11th December 2009 - 
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                        11th December 2009 - 
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                     “The trees  were not only an invasive species, but their root  systems had caused  serious damage to  the Admiralty House sea wall and marine barracks forecourt area  and required removal,” Mr Brady said.
                    “The trees  were not only an invasive species, but their root  systems had caused  serious damage to  the Admiralty House sea wall and marine barracks forecourt area  and required removal,” Mr Brady said.
                
                    
                        Brisbanwalk Against Warming
                    
                    
                        



 11th December 2009 - 
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                        11th December 2009 - 
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                     The thousands of Brisbane residents at the event-representing every inhabited  continent on the planet-will vote to Seal the Deal. Our vote will be transmitted to  Copenhagen.
                    The thousands of Brisbane residents at the event-representing every inhabited  continent on the planet-will vote to Seal the Deal. Our vote will be transmitted to  Copenhagen.
                
 
            