Sustainability at CSIRO

Many different trash bins for different types of waste. Signs to reduce water wastage everywhere.

Have a massive solar farm and is in a plan to run solely on PV power purchased from other solar farms.

Many of the projects CSIRO are working on are focused on reducing the environmental impact of many processes.

In every action that we do, we evaluate its environmental impact.

I haven't heard much about any specific programs, but more and more meetings are conducted online for reduced travel emissions. Bins are provided for composting and recycling.

Building has feature to reduce aircon use, while still cooling the building. Auto lights. CSIRO is a science company, of course they're being as green as they can.

Notes on walls encouraging staff to turn off lights. Solar panels.

The company publishes research on maintaining environmental integrity. They also have policies to protect the environment.

Electrical vehicles

SOLAR, power research, environment research. CSIRO contributes quite a lot.

Big recycling initiatives, electric company cars, much work being done to increase energy efficiency/reduce environmental impact

All sorts of initiatives, literally invents methods for the country to reduce impacts.

They care greatly about this. There are multiple initiatives currently taking place and a forum to share ideas for new sustainability goals/methods. As a research facility at the forefront of science they are also contributing to sustainability and care for the environment in that way as well.

the CSIRO is very involved in sustainability research and we are encouraged to adopt sustainable practices as we work

Our research directly aims to reduce environmental footprint.

Net Zero emissions by 2030

My company has a strong commitment to sustainability, as it is one of the main areas of its work.

Renewable energy installations on-site, emissions reductions through power purchase agreements, electric and hybrid vehicles in fleet.

They not only have little footprint themselves they actively research ways in which other high polluting industries can reduce theirs.

Waste and several recycling bins (general, paper) are great! It would be nice to see can collection bins as well, and the money raised from that be put towards something, maybe the land for wildlife that QCAT sits on?