Zero Emissions Byron ANNUAL REVIEW 2018-2019
Please download the PDF of our annual review 2018-2019 below:
Please download the PDF of our annual review 2018-2019 below:
ZEB, through the Community Battery Working Group, advocated for the Council to embrace renewable energy on their buildings. Now we have the feasibility study to ensure a great outcome. Read more in Council’s media release here: Council looking at potential for solar-powered community batteries
There are some practical building upgrades you can take to make your home more flood resilient. Some ideas include: wet-proofing the lower level of a home by installing polished concrete or tiled floors can significantly reduce clean up and recovery efforts following floods. installing louvres in the walls of the lower level of your home…
Trailer for Good Fire Sequesters Carbon Two passionate local carbon drawdown champions, fire ecologist Dr Andy Baker and Bundjalung cultural fire practitioner Oliver Costello, encourage us to befriend fire and use it as a regenerative force rather than allow it to be an uncontrolled destructive one. They share their knowledge of the multiple benefits of…
Autumn is known as the “transitional” season – a great time to reflect on the necessary changes underway in our community to create a safe future and safe climate. We extend our warmest wishes to everyone affected by the floods. As a community, we must adapt together to the challenges of climate change, and it was heartening…
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At Zero Emissions Byron (ZEB) this year, our aim has been to ‘Think Globally. Act Locally’. Looking back, after the challenging years of drought – then fires, COVID – then floods, this is how ZEB has ‘acted locally’ in 2022. With the aim of inspiring the community to fast-track emissions reduction activities, this year we’ve…