Climate Change Consulting

At Greensense, we help organisations respond positively to the climate change challenge. Our team’s expertise spans the climate change consulting spectrum: regulatory compliance and reporting; business planning and risk management; education and stakeholder engagement. That means we can work with you to formulate an integrated strategy, enabling your organisation to anticipate and embrace new environmental, social and economic drivers.
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Sustainable Event Management

From planning, implementing and assessing events, to environmental remediation, our proven SEM methodology enables your organisation to minimise the ecological footprint of events through tried-and-tested sustainable development principles. The result is more ethical, more sustainable events that enhance your reputation among customers and the broader general public, while also delivering a host of social, environmental and economic benefits.
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Technology for Sustainability

Technology has a key role to play in addressing climate change, not least in educating people about energy efficiency, water usage and greenhouse gas emissions. Research shows that, if stakeholders have real-time feedback on the climate change consequences of their actions, reductions of 10–50% can be achieved.
Read more about our sensors, greenhouse gas accounting and interactive dashboards that turn your building into an invaluable teaching tool.

The race to the bottom — a fun comparison of our parties’ lacklustre climate policies

July 28th, 2010 by Peter

In the lead up to the election, the Climate Institute has relaunched the Pollute-O-Meter, a neat little site that tracks the climate policies of each of the major parties. As well as providing an indication of the effectiveness of each party’s approach to reducing emissions, it also includes a simple comparison of how each party is supporting emissions reduction in three key areas: limiting and reducing pollution, making companies responsible for pollution they cause and reducing the cost of clean energy.
And the winner is? Well, not the environment if the Pollute-O-Meter is to be believed. Whilst the Greens provide some hope, the policies offered up by the Libs and Labor still see us increasing our national emissions significantly by 2020. Given […]

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