The Queensland Climate Adaptation Strategy (Q-CAS) is a central component of Queensland’s Climate Change Response, together with the Queensland Climate Transition Strategy that will guide our transition towards a zero net

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2021年7月30日 · Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk and Environment Minister Meaghan Scanlon unveiled the online-based Climate Action Plan 2030, outlining the sunshine state’s roadmap to reach its emissions and renewables targets, create …

The Queensland Climate Adaptation Strategy (Q-CAS) 2017–2030 (PDF, 2MB) (currently under review) provides a framework for climate resilience and climate risk management in Queensland's diverse communities, landscapes and economies.

This list showcases the Queensland Government's significant climate action, including the implementation of plans, programs and projects, to build climate resilience and secure a more sustainable economic future. Use the filters to search by industry, region and status.

2023年8月3日 · This list showcases some examples of the Queensland Government's plans, programs and projects to build climate resilience. Resources to help Queenslanders understand what a changing climate means for their region.

In July 2021, the Queensland Government released the Queensland Climate Action Plan 2020-2030. The online Plan outlines Queensland’s roadmap to: reach its emissions and renewables targets; create jobs; and drive economic recovery from COVID-19.

2024年7月15日 · The Queensland Climate Adaptation Strategy (PDF, 2MB) guides Queensland’s response to climate risks and we are leading by example through actions that include: the development of our Climate Risk Management Strategic Framework; analysis of the department’s climate risk maturity; identifying climate risks across the department.

2022年7月31日 · A new report by Accenture released today has found that Queensland can at least halve its domestic carbon emissions this decade and create 87,000 new jobs across new industries by harnessing its abundant renewable energy and natural environment.

Queensland has set a new greenhouse gas emissions reduction target of 75% by 2035. Delivering adaptation actions that mitigate risks and impacts from climate change. If you have a question or would like to give feedback, you can contact us.