The Climate Change Adaption Program

Monday, February 23. 2009

The Australian Climate Change Adaption Program is the easiest way for an organisation to immediately adapt to climate change. ACCAP reduces the impact of severe weather and other destructive events which threaten our communities. There are free and paid subscriptions to ACCAP. The Australian federal, state and local government are talking a lot about climate change. Hundreds of millions of dollars and the nation's economic engine room are being committed to fighting it. Climate change adaption can be defined as 'actions in response to actual or projected climate change impacts that lead to a reduction in risks or realisation of benefits'. The systems GIS is used to select the area to be alerted and is accurate to within three meters. The people within that area are alerted by multiple channels immediately and simultaneously.

The Climate Control system covers all of Australia with the exception of Western Australia. The alerts included so far have been the Brisbane storms, the North QLD floodings and severe hail storms in the northern NSW, Coffs Harbour and Canberra. Alerts are also provided for electricity loss and other important events.

The ACCAP program will help you:

-tangible contribution to the national climate change effort

-realise immediate benefits today and in the future

-protect your business and employees

-save you and the community loss of property and income

-make the community safer

-better inform the community and

-show the community that you care.

All you have to do is register your working locations and keep the details up-to-date.

Being a member is free, if you wish to be a paid member it will cost $10 a month and Community Partners will cost $50 a month.

Go to www.ewn.com.au/register for more information.

Have you used this?

Is this a positive step in the way of preventing lives lost?

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