Community
Householders reducing their carbon footprint
As Queenslanders, we enjoy a high standard of living. However, this lifestyle of enjoying the convenience of carbon intensive goods and services has contributed to changes to our atmosphere that are driving climate change.
Queensland communities are at risk from the impacts of climate change through potential damage to homes and community infrastructure from our changing climate, rising prices for climate-sensitive goods and services, and impacts on health and well-being.
Community - households reducing their carbon footprint (PDF, 550K)*
Community key initiatives fact sheets
- Keeping Our Mob ClimateSafe (PDF, 890K)*
- Disaster Preparedness in Vulnerable Communities (PDF, 960K)*
- Bushfire Community Training Package (PDF, 149K)*
- Disaster Management Warehouses and Caches (PDF, 428K)*
- Queensland Solar Hot Water Program - this program has been superseded by the Queensland Government Solar Hot Water Rebate (PDF, 1.1M)*
- Supporting Our Heroes in the Rural Fire Service and State Emergency Service (PDF, 143K)*
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Last reviewed 20 December 2010
Last updated 3 August 2010