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ECOS – Science for a Sustainable Future (CSIRO) TNEP is a regular contributer to the CSIRO ECOS Magazine. Ecos provides accurate, easy-to-read information on leading-edge environmental research. It's an invaluable resource for every school, government and community library, science journalists, planners, environmentalists and students. The full text of the articles is avaliable online! View Website.
	ECOS Issue 152 December-January 2010 Water solutions adapted for climate change pp. 10-11
	ECOS Issue 151 October-November 2009 Re-engineering higher education for energy efficiency solutions pp. 16-17
	ECOS Issue 150 August-September 2009 A Factor 5 water saving with a cooling systems innovation p. 13
	ECOS Issue 149 June-July 2009 Factor 5 in eco-cement: Zeobond Pty Ltd p. 21
	ECOS Issue 148 April-May 2009 Stand-out progress from our corporate first-movers pp. 14-15 Achieving both economic growth and reduced environmental pressures in the current financial climate pp. 30-31
	ECOS Issue 146 December-January 2009 Time to unleash the power of a green economy pp. 26-27
	ECOS Issue 142 April- May 2008 Developing partnerships can help meet Garnaut’s 2050 target pp. 14-15
	ECOS Issue 141 February- March 2008 Clever cooperation will step up climate progress pp. 16-17
	ECOS Issue 140 December- January 2008 Energy superpower – or sustainable energy leader? 2 pp. 22-24 Seeing the wood for the trees: What to look for when purchasing carbon credits pp. 12-14
	ECOS Issue 139 October- November 2007 Energy superpower – or sustainable energy leader? pp. 20-23 (Cover Article)
	ECOS Issue 138 August - September 2007 Business signs up to support short-term cuts p. 4 Tuning into a deeper wisdom pp. 18-19
	ECOS Issue 137 June - July 2007 Improving performances in the boardroom pp. 26-27
	ECOS Issue 136 April - May 2007 Climate leaders: the new corporate standards pp. 27-29
	ECOS Issue 135 February - March 2007 Smart approaches to electricity use pp. 12-13
	ECOS Issue 134 December - January 2007 The Gore Factor - Reviewing the impact of An Inconvenient Truth pp. 16-17 (Cover Article)
	ECOS Issue 132 August - September 2006 $uper powers - How investment funds could be driving progress in an emerging 'sustainability' economy pp. 24-28 (Cover Article) Plantation, paper and milling show how it’s done p. 29
	ECOS Issue 131 June - July 2006 Inquiry encourages broader corporate reporting accountability p. 4
	ECOS Issue 129 February - March 2006 Wood - Another low carbon footprint solution pp. 12-13 Innovation inspired by nature -Biomimicry pp. 27-29 (Cover Article)
	ECOS Issue 128 December - January 2006 The first cuts must be the deepest pp. 8-11
	ECOS Issue 124 April - May 2005 Review – Young Australians write the way ahead p.31
	Ecos Issue 121 September - October 2004 Encouraging more sustainable practices - The easy way pp.24-25 Heavy Duty -The crucial role of infrastructure planning in Australia’s move toward sustainability pp.10-13
	Ecos Issue 117 October - December 2003 Building beautifully p.25
	Ecos Issue 116 July - September 2003 New efficiency from our old systems pp.13-14 A platform for change p.15 There's money in the air p.26 Taking Natural Capitalism to the world p.27
	Ecos Issue 115 April - June 2003 Engineering a Sustainable Future p.11

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