Meet Harry, he’s the CASANZ President’s corgi. Harry’s checking out the latest CASANZ news and events!
Francine Manansala found herself working from home mid-March when the COVID-19 crisis was just gaining momentum. Since then the world as we know it has changed dramatically and the pandemic has become quite serious.
The June edition of the Air Quality and Climate Change journal will include a collage feature of our members and their “work from home” environments.
To help compile the feature, if you have captured a photo that reflects the mood of your home office at the moment, email them through along with a brief description and help CASANZ create a great memory of how we adapted to the social distancing and isolation restrictions.
Contributions close: end of May 2020.
Society President Francine Manansala gave an update on recent activities of the Council, CASANZ portfolios committees and future directions of the Society. This informative webinar is available for everyone to view. View here.
Ricardo: an analysis of Covid-19 lockdown on UK local air pollution. Read more.
Read the latest special edition of eNews, detailing upcoming online training courses to help you maintain your professional development; some positives to be gained from working from home; as well as suggestions about how to avoid “couch culture”. Read more.
Read CASANZ (Clean Air Society of Australia and New Zealand) submission to the NSW inquiry into the health impacts of exposure to poor levels of air quality resulting from bushfire smoke, prepared by our Air Quality & Health SIG Co-chairs Clare Walter and Dr Benjamin Edokpolo. Read more.
| Date(s) | Event | Location |
| 1 Apr, 2020 | Webinar: Update from the CASANZ President – 1 April 2020 | Online |
| 22, 23, 29, 30 Apr, 2020 | Understanding and Managing Air Quality – 22, 23, 29, 30 April, 2020 | Online |
| Early May 2020 | Data validation workshop | Melbourne, VIC |
| 26, 27, 28, May 2020 2, 3, 4 Jun 2020 | AERMOD | Online |
| 17, 18, 24, 25 Jun 2020 | Understanding and Managing Air Quality – 17, 18, 24, 25 Jun 20200 | Online |
| 15-26 Jun, 2020 | Special Interest Group Festival: AIR TALKS Includes: Modelling, Measurement, Transport, Indoor Air, Odour, Air Quality and Health and Emerging Air Quality Professionals | Online |
| 30, 31 Jul, 2020 6, 7 Aug, 2020 | Understanding and Managing Air Quality | Online |
| 16-19 May, 2021 | 25th International Clean Air and Environment Conference | Adelaide, SA |
Vol 53 No. 4 2019 edition of the Air Quality and Climate Change journal is now available. Click here to view/download.
The journal includes a host of scientific articles focussed on recent projects and research across Australia, New Zealand and often further abroad. It also has a large section on current industry news, highlighting recent developments in air quality management, climate change adaptation and significant new research. The journal is a members only benefit. To become a member, click here.
The 2019/2020 Australian bushfires have brought widespread devastation to several parts of Australia destroying homes and resulting in losses of human life, flora and fauna. Another consequence of the 
bushfires is the prolonged effect they have had on air quality. Many of our CASANZ members – who are experts in the field – have published scientific papers, have given interviews, and have publicly commented on the effects of the bushfires on air quality and health. Some of their findings and comments are summarised in this article.
Meet Harry, he’s the CASANZ President’s corgi. Harry’s checking out the latest CASANZ news and events!
Francine Manansala found herself working from home mid-March when the COVID-19 crisis was just gaining momentum. Since then the world as we know it has changed dramatically and the pandemic has become quite serious.
The June edition of the Air Quality and Climate Change journal will include a collage feature of our members and their “work from home” environments.
To help compile the feature, if you have captured a photo that reflects the mood of your home office at the moment, email them through along with a brief description and help CASANZ create a great memory of how we adapted to the social distancing and isolation restrictions.
Contributions close: end of May 2020.
Read the latest special edition of eNews, detailing upcoming online training courses to help you maintain your professional development; some positives to be gained from working from home; as well as suggestions about how to avoid “couch culture”. Read more.
Read CASANZ (Clean Air Society of Australia and New Zealand) submission to the NSW inquiry into the health impacts of exposure to poor levels of air quality resulting from bushfire smoke, prepared by our Air Quality & Health SIG Co-chairs Clare Walter and Dr Benjamin Edokpolo. Read more.
Ricardo: an analysis of Covid-19 lockdown on UK local air pollution. Read more.
| Date(s) | Event | Location |
| 1 Apr, 2020 | Webinar: Update from the CASANZ President – 1 April 2020 | Online |
| 22, 23, 29, 30 Apr, 2020 | Understanding and Managing Air Quality – 22, 23, 29, 30 April, 2020 | Online |
| Early May 2020 | Data validation workshop | Melbourne, VIC |
| 26, 27, 28, May 2020 2, 3, 4 Jun 2020 | AERMOD | Online |
| 17, 18, 24, 25 Jun 2020 | Understanding and Managing Air Quality – 17, 18, 24, 25 Jun 20200 | Online |
| 15-26 Jun, 2020 | Special Interest Group Festival: AIR TALKS Includes: Modelling, Measurement, Transport, Indoor Air, Odour, Air Quality and Health and Emerging Air Quality Professionals | Online |
| 30, 31 Jul, 2020 6, 7 Aug, 2020 | Understanding and Managing Air Quality | Online |
| 16-19 May, 2021 | 25th International Clean Air and Environment Conference | Adelaide, SA |
Vol 53 No. 4 2019 edition of the Air Quality and Climate Change journal is now available. Click here to view/download.
The journal includes a host of scientific articles focussed on recent projects and research across Australia, New Zealand and often further abroad. It also has a large section on current industry news, highlighting recent developments in air quality management, climate change adaptation and significant new research. The journal is a members only benefit. To become a member, click here.
Francine Manansala – CASANZ President
2 February, 2020
The 2019/2020 Australian bushfires have brought widespread devastation to several parts of Australia destroying homes and resulting in losses of human life, flora and fauna. Another consequence of the bushfires is the prolonged effect they have had on air quality. Many of our CASANZ members – who are experts in the field – have published scientific papers, have given interviews, and have publicly commented on the effects of the bushfires on air quality and health. Some of their findings and comments are summarised in this article.
The CASANZ Consultant Directory includes comprehensive listings of professional environmental service providers, as well as experts in air quality and emissions management, in Australia and New Zealand. Find your ideal provider in a few short minutes.
Our newly launched Jobs Board enables CASANZ members to search or advertise employment opportunities in the air quality and emissions management industry throughout Australia, New Zealand, and even overseas—it’s where experts find jobs.
Designed to assist like-minded professionals share knowledge in specific areas of air quality and emissions management, CASANZ facilitates seven Special Interest Groups, including: Measurement, Transport, Indoor Air, Odour Modelling, Policy, and Aerosol.
Providing up-to-date information on air quality and environmental issues, CASANZ’s Air Quality and Climate Change Journal also includes in-depth scientific, industry news and technical articles.
