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Oceania Highlights, Index Australia  Marshall Is.  New Zealand   Indigenous   More Independent Education Union COP 15 and Beyond   Counting Down to Copenhagen Educating for a Sustainable Future Fact Sheet [14 pg pdf] Leading School: All Saints Primary School -- Liverpool Southern Cross: Solutions & Clean Energy Jobs   Brochure Environmental Programs - Where to go for green tips |Green Day at Pre-school (Sustainability event) Video An effective, inspiring and powerful network Union Climate Connectors Clean Energy Jobs    Videos:Union Climate TV   QPSU Climate Heroes Buildings   Energy Efficiency   Biomaterials   Sustainable Water   Waste & Recycling I'm a Climate Scientist -- don't mess with these scientist rappers        Director/Writer: Dan Ilic. Made for the television show Hungry Beast (ABC-TV). The Big Picture Book of the Environment By John Long Used by over 80% of primary schools in Australia. Ages 8-13. "This enjoyable book is an important primer for children interested in the environment" -- Professor Tim Flannery Award Winning Author. Reviews by Teachers  Teacher Notes     To order:  in India,  UK: 1 2,  US,   Internationally: 1 2             Skeptical Science       International team applying real scientific skepticism to examine denier arguments. Great resource for teachers, parents, and students; classroom and public discussions. Arguments   Quick access URL's    Smartphone apps!      Book      About Resources:  Guide   Graphics   Politician quotes: Myth Busters   Links sorted by argument Translations: content available in over a dozen languages Examples:  Chinese   Czech    Danish    Dutch    Finnish    French    German    Hebrew     Icelandic    Italian    Japanese   Norwegian    Polish    Portuguese     Russian    Slovak    Spanish   Slovene    Thai Australian Government Department of Meteorology Climate Education: What's the difference between climate and weather? Resources for Students and Teachers (Includes lesson plans and worksheets) - Help for Teachers Climate and People: Find out how climate change directly affects you. Climate tips for travelers Climate Change in Australia Site developed by Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) and the Bureau of Meteorology in partnership with the Australian Greenhouse Office through the Australian Climate Change Science Program. Australia's Future Climate: Click on a region in Australia to see future projections of climate in the years 2030, 2050 and 2070. Hot topics in climate science: Is recent climate change unusual in a geographical context? Australian Government Department of Climate Change Actions being taken by the government; actions householders can take. Climate Change Adaptations Skills for Professionals Program Grants for managing resources under emerging climate stresses An Australian Guide to the Science and Potential Impacts Australian Academy of Science Warmer and sicker? Global warming and human health Annual symposium: Dangerous Climate Change: Is it inevitable? Addresses and papers, May 2008 Papers, awards, interviews with scientists . . . Australian Council of Trade Unions Global Warming Position Paper - March 2008 (pdf) Advocating education Climate change will cut the wages of working Australians Towards and Effective and Fair Response to Climate change (pdf) More Climate Change in Australia Indigenous Times Top Indigenous science students go to university to tackle climate change The Age - Newspapers in Education Global warming coming to a planet near you Portal web sites and extensive links pages Primary School Australia Grades 5 and 6 - Energy and Climate Change sites

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