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Australasian Environmental Law Enforcement and Regulators Network (AELERT)

  • Date: 15 - 17 Sept 2009
  • Venue: Hobart, Australia
  • Host: Australasian Environmental Law Enforcement and Regulators Network (AELERT)
  • The Australasian Environmental Law Enforcement and Regulators Network (AELERT) co-ordinates an annual conference to bring together environmental regulators from across Australia and overseas.

    The conferences provide an opportunity for practitioners within environmental regulatory agencies to discuss and highlight their experiences in regulatory practice, legislative drafting, licensing, policy writing, compliance monitoring, audit and the investigation and enforcement of environmental offences.


  • Resource link: http://www.conlog.com.au/aelert2009/

Clean Up the World Weekend

  • Date: 18 - 20 Sept 2009
  • Venue: Worldwide
  • In 2009, Clean Up the World is asking communities to unite to combat climate change by undertaking activities including protecting water sources, conserving energy, planting trees, reducing waste, and education and awareness raising.

    Held in partnership with the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), Clean Up the World is one of the world's largest community-based environmental campaigns with an estimated 35 million volunteers from 120 countries participating annually in environmental activities.

    You are invited to join the campaign and put your group and its activity on the global environmental map.

    Community, school, business or other groups in any city, town or village can get involved and receive inspiration and support for their activity.

    Activities can be conducted year round, however the campaign's flagship event, Clean Up the World Weekend (18-20 September 2009) is a global celebration of the environmental actions and achievements of participants.


  • Resource link: http://www.cleanuptheworld.org
 

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