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1. Factsheet_2_EnvironLaw (PDF, 524k)

   ipswich.qld.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0006/9285/healthy_waterways_fact_sheet.pdf Explore

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   3 Aug 2008: Stormwater flows untreated into the waterways that provide vital habitats foranimals and plants. ... Such harm can becaused if sediment from building sites enters stormwater drains or waterways.

2. Virtual Reality explores real-world solutions to Urban Heat Island Effect

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   20 Oct 2022: Griffith University Professor Karine Dupre said the VR experience would help researchers understand how urban cooling measures change people’s experience of a space and which solutions they prefer. ... Ipswich. “Urban Heat Island Effect is an

3. Report handed down on Ipswich waterways

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   22 Dec 2020: Environment and Sustainability Committee chairperson Councillor Russell Milligan said the strategy would provide the strategic direction for investment in citywide and sub-catchment based actions. ... and all the benefits that brings,” Cr Milligan said.

4. Waterways

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   20 Mar 2023: A number of creeks within Ipswich feed into both rivers and we encourage everyone to look after their local waterways to ensure they remain a healthy valuable resource in the long

5. IMPROVING IRONPOT CREEK AND ITS CATCHMENTIronpot Creek and its ... (PDF, 1518k)

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   10 Mar 2016: STORMWATER IN YOUR BACKYARDIn urban areas, stormwater is generated by rain runoff from roofs, roads, driveways, footpaths and other impervious or hard surfaces. ... Divert excess overflow from hard surfaces such as driveways, patios and roofs through

6. Franklin Vale Creek Catchment Initiative Enhancing Franklin Vale Creek ... (PDF, 3066k)

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   24 Jan 2020: The Franklin Vale Initiative is a bold ambition to restore waterway health and catchment productivity. ... The Franklin Vale Initiative. This is a unique opportunity to restore the waterways of the Franklin Vale Creek catchment and as a landholder,

7. Welcome to the Summer edition of your council newsletter ... (PDF, 1072k)

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   4 Jan 2023: Division 4 Councillor Russell Milligan said Stage 2 has been under construction in 2022, adding another 215 metres of restored waterway upstream. ... The $25,000 John Street urban greening project is part of council’s commitment to conserve, protect,

8. Franklin Vale Creek

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   23 Jan 2024: Funding comes from council’s stormwater quality offsets scheme which is a developer-funded program to improve water quality and waterway health. ... Improved condition of livestock due to cooler areas surrounding the waterway and reduction in

9. IRONPOT CREEK CORRIDOR PLAN WORKS, PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT ... (PDF, 9629k)

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   15 Nov 2016: Waterway works planning and designUrgent stabilisation works. Stormwater offset works planning and designFloodplain management decisions. ... Clearing of vegetation and urban development results in increased volumes and frequency of stormwater runoff

10. www.ipswich.qld.gov.auIpswich City CouncilPhone (07) 3810 6666Fax (07) 3810 6731 ... (PDF, 870k)

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    12 May 2010: WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF EROSION AFFECTING WATERWAYS? Slumping - occurs when the creek bank is weakened and sections of the bank collapse into the waterway. ... Sediment carried into our waterways causes them to become brown, dirty (turbid) and

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