DEA - Doctors for the environment

  • FACT & ACTION SHEET - Cash for containers

    In this F&A sheet, we will be discussing Cash for Containers, which is a recycling campaign aimed at implementing a Container Deposits System (CDS) across all states in Australia. In Australia, this system involves paying a 10c deposit, which can be refunded if the container is presented to an authorized recycling facility. It has been successfully implemented in SA for over 30 years, while NT…

    Read More | Posted in: Handouts | 18 April 2013

  • FACT & ACTION SHEET - The Tarkine

    The Tarkine is an extensive area of rainforest and natural biodiversity in Tasmania. Although it has been described as “one of the world’s great archaeological regions”, The Tarkine is currently under threat form mining and forestry contractors. In this F&A sheet we will be discussing, in-depth, the issues surrounding The Tarkine and actions we can take to persuade decision makers…

    Read More | Posted in: Handouts | 18 April 2013

  • FACT & ACTION SHEET - Coal Seam Gas

    Learn about the process of coal seam gas (CSG) extraction, where it is being carried out in Australia and the concerns over its impacts on health and the environment. The issue of CSG extraction is extremely controversial, with both sides of the debate being extremely polarized. Where necessary, the two sides of the debate and materials produced by both sides will be used, to aid in understanding the…

    Read More | Posted in: Handouts | 18 April 2013

  • DEA Information brochure

    This is the main DEA information handout in the form of a three-panel fold-up sheet brochure. ...

    Read More | Posted in: Handouts | 04 April 2011

  • Join DEA handout

    This handout outlines the importance of the link between the environment and health. It attempts to entice new members to DEA. Primarily used at social functions, public lectures and rallies, it forms part of the paper-based recruitment strategy, planned to be withdrawn in the coming few years. Credit to Dominic Skinner, Department of Limnology, University of Adelaide for the photographs of the Lower…

    Read More | Posted in: Handouts | 09 November 2010

  • What can I do?

    This handout was developed in South Australia for both non-DEA and DEA members. It is adapted from a number of other resources and considers the changes that individuals can make to their lifestyles to reduce their carbon footprint and lead by example. ...

    Read More | Posted in: Handouts | 09 November 2010

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