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Document Library
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Swap, Buy, Sell and give away
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Sustainable Business Ballarat
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Web site information
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Some articles to explain the use of this web site - full resource list is available if you are registered and logged in.
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Humour
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If you have a climate change related joke, or a sustainable joke - please send it over.
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Toolkit for Groups
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For Individuals
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As an individual - you can lower your power bills, and help the environment by lowering the amount of carbon produced by your actions.
Cut your home emissions covers the topics:
- Heating, Coolling, Draftproofing, Insulation,
- Energy efficient lights and appliances,
- Use of Solar energy,
- Your food choices,
and other educational resources.
Latest Sustainability Workshops for Beginners
Other useful articles below.
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Resources for Education
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About Climate Change
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Start a group
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Cut your home emissions
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Governance, Finances and Insurance
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Strategies and Plans
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Working with volunteers
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Fundraising
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Advocacy and Campaigning
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Media and Presentation
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Running an event
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Ballarat's Emissions
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Ballarat’s emissions
Total emissions for the Ballarat region are 1,442,000 tonnes (1.44Mt CO2e); and consist broadly of 60% from electricity generation and use, 12% from gas use and 28% from transport. Read more about Ballarat's emissions
Ballarat’s population and housing growth projections
Ballarat’s population is projected to grow significantly in the next 10 – 20 years, from approximately 90,000 people now (2009) to 112,000 people by 2031.
In 2008 there were approximately 38,000 households in the Shire. It is projected than an additional 12,000 houses will be built by 2030. Read more about the projections.
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Music
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Women and climate change
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