National Recovery Plan for the Greater Bilby Macrotis lagotis

Title: Australia map Author: Queensland Department of Natural Resources and Mines Subject: Colour map of Australia showing states, borders, rivers, highways and major locations

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Flora of South Australia is currently being prepared by over 60 contributors from all over Australia It is published in PDF form on the web-site of the South Australian Department of Environment and Natural Resources with one PDF file per family or larger group This makes it possible to release treatments as they become available, and to

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Department of Environment and Natural Resources (1995), Rising Damp and Salt Attack, State Heritage Branch and City Of Adelaide Department of Land and Water Conservation, Local Government Salinity Initiative booklets * Site Investigations for Urban Salinity ( 2002) * Broad Scale Resources for Urban Salinity Assessment ( 2002)

Quarterly Update of Australia’s - Department of the Environment

8 / Quarterly Update of Australia’s National Greenhouse Gas Inventory: March 2019 Source: Department of the Environment and Energy Over the year to March 2019 there were decreases in emissions from the electricity and agriculture

Department of Environment, Water and Natural Resources

Flora of South Australia, 5th Edition DROSERACEAE 3 to a flat, 3-ridged eglandular petiole 8–15 mm long, 1–1 3 mm wide basally, 1 5–1 7 mm wide distally; stipules

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Fire in the Australian Landscape, Victorian Department of Natural Resources and Environment and Country Fire Authority, 1999, page 14 Living in the Bush, Country Fire Authority Victoria, 2004, page 5 State of the fuel A period of high vegetation growth followed by hot, dry weather can dry out vegetation, and provide for a more intense fire

Australian Energy Statistics 2020 Energy Update Report

Australia now creates $304 million in GDP for every petajoule of energy consumed, almost $50 million more than a decade ago Most of the growth in energy use in 2018–19 occurred in the mining sector, which rose by 11 per cent, mainly because of increased natural gas and electricity consumption to support liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports