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Climate Change Response Applications 2024-2025
Applicant name Project name Project overview
Low income/vulnerable households have higher energy costs from climate change,
than average households, being disproportionately disadvantaged to adapting to
climate change, by being less financially able to transition to renewable energy/
electrify everything. The project will improve health/householder comfort through
Energy Assessments and Upgrades for Low energy usage/efficiency assessments, education, and tailored low cost building
Zero Emissions Noosa Inc.
Income and Vulnerable Households upgrades.
Who: 20 low income, renters and vulnerable home owners’ homes
What: Use paid energy assessments/audits to highlight home energy inefficiency and
recommend steps for improving energy efficiency, using low costs solutions to reduce
energy costs and emissions.
We propose installing solar panels to the roof of the Club's building in Goodwin St.
Solar Panels for Tewantin Noosa Lions Club Tewantin. The installation and use of solar panels has proven benefits. Noosa is
Tewantin Noosa Lions Club
Den known for it's environmental and sustainability values and TNLC wishes to align to
these values with the installation of solar panels.
SCEC to lead a collaborative approach to working with multiple stakeholders including
environmental conservation organisations, council, member groups, local government,
Sunshine Coast Environmental Marine pollution (polystyrene) response state agencies and individuals to assess and provide actionable outcomes based on
Council coordination and education project the recommendations of the Roundtable polystyrene disaster in 2022, White Spill
recommendations paper and the polystyrene roundtable conducted in November
2022. These will include multiple workshops with a recommendations paper produced.
We proposed to undertake a geomorphic assessment and high level management
strategy for upper Pinbarren Creek, upstream of Binalong Road.
The mostly cleared and very steep catchment has had ongoing issues with erosion
Nature Based Solutions for a Resilient Upper caused by climate change exacerbated high rainfall events. This has led to instream
Noosa Landcare
Pinbarren Creek Catchment erosion, difficulty maintaining built road infrastructure and degradation of agricultural
soils.
This project will seek to identify nature based solutions to allow for fine scaled on
ground work in a future phase.
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