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Reef Trust discussion paper - Public consultation
Queensland Sea Cucumber Fishery (East Coast)
2013–14 round of ABRS Student Travel Grants deadline extended
Seng Victoria Newsletter - April 2014
Torres Strait Beche-de-mer Fishery
Northern Territory Aquarium Fishery
Northern Territory Aquarium Fishery
Ecological community listing assessment decision
MPs warn of invasion by non-native plant and animal species
The government must introduce new legal powers to tackle plant and animal species that are invading Britain at a rate never seen before, a committee of MPs has warned.
Species such as Japanese knotweed, the North American signal crayfish, killer shrimp and zebra mussels not only have an impact on biodiversity by supplanting native species, but affect human health and the economy, according to a report from the environmental audit committee.
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South Australian Beach-cast Seagrass and Marine Algae Fishery
South Australian Beach-cast Seagrass and Marine Algae Fishery
IPCC report: the scientists have done their bit, now it is up to us | Leo Hickman
So, there we have it. The seven-year task undertaken by hundreds of the world's leading scientists, who sifted through thousands of the latest peer-reviewed studies examining the causes, impacts and mitigation options of climate change, is over.
The last of the Intergovernmental Panel for Climate Change's (IPCC) three "working group" reports was published yesterday in Berlin and the take-home message was crystal clear: "The high-speed mitigation train needs to leave the station very soon and all of global society needs to get on board," said the chair, Rajendra Pachauri.
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