Clean Air Society of Australia & New Zealand

South Australia/Northern Territory Branch

Welcome to the South Australia/ Northern Territory branch.

SEMINAR AND TECHNICAL MEETINGS

Click Here to download the presentation from the May 2007 Technical Meeting: Tackling Climate Change in South Australia

SPECIAL EVENTS

RECENT EVENTS

The new Branch Committee for 2006/08 was recently elected with the following Officer Bearers taking over their new roles in October, 2006.

President: Judith Bradsen

Deputy President: Tom Whitworth

Secretary: Phil Morgan

Treasurer: Rodney May

Committee members:

Neil Clark Barry Severne Ros De Garis*

Len Turczynowicz Frank Callaghan Tawni Buckingham

*TAE representative

However, there are still three (2) Committee Member vacancies to be filled. Branch members are encouraged to put their names forward to be Committee Members, as the Committee needs to be representative of the Branch membership’s interests. The workload is not onerous – about eight (8) Committee meetings are held each year, often on the same evening as a Technical Meeting and at its venue, and occasionally on other days at the offices of the EPA.

Branch Annual Achievement Awards 2006

Branch President Judith Bradsen presented the Awards.

A Branch Clean Air Achievement Award was presented to Carter Holt Harvey Wood Panels, Mount Gambier. The award recognised the significant improvement to air quality achieved by the installation of wet electrostatic precipitators on the woodchip dryers, and the efforts of Rob Adams, the CHH Site Manager, in persuading the company of the benefits in terms of community goodwill as well as air quality. Phil Widdison received the award on behalf of Carter Holt Harvey.

A Branch Clean Air Achievement Award was presented Adelaide Brighton Limited, Adelaide. The award recognised the contribution to improving the understanding of the health effects of air pollution on the community through the development of a model of the company's operations and emissions to assess their implications for community exposure to emissions. The model has enabled the company to predict the changes in emissions from the use of different fuels. Joseph Mazzone received the Award on behalf of Adelaide Brighton Limited.

Phil Widdison and Joseph Mazzone each gave a brief response thanking the Society for the Awards.

SOUTH AUSTRALIA & NORTHERN TERRITORY BRANCH COMMITTEE

PRESIDENT
Ms Judith Bradsen
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DEPUTY PRESIDENT
Mr Tom Whitworth
tom.whitworth@state.sa.gov.au

SECRETARY
Dr Phil Morgan
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TREASURER
Mr Rodney May
rodney.may@saugov.sa.gov.au

COMMITTEE MEMBERS

Mr Neil Clarke Mr Len Turczynowicz Mr Frank Callaghan

Ms Ros De Garis Dr Barry Severne Ms Tawni Buckingham

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Clean Air Society of Australia and New Zealand (CASANZ), a nongovernmental, nonprofit organization first formed in the late 1960's to bring together people with an interest in clean air and the mechanics of air pollution. Its focus is now expanded to encompass broader environmental management affairs, but with particular reference to air quality and related issues.