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- Event-based stormwater runoff monitoring
- Improving stormwater quality
- Coal Dissolution Testing
- Health implications of coal dust in rainwater
- Smart-meters for diurnal water use patterns
- Faecal contamination in natural waterways
- Polymer Filters Faecal contamination in natural waterways
- Wastewater treatment membrane testing
- Mammalian Diversity Northern Sugarloaf Ranges
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Community Engagement
- Active Transport: The Richmond Vale Rail Trail Conference >
- Towards The Richmond Vale Rail Trail Book Launch
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- Sustainability meets Statistics and STEM >
- Electric Vehicle Festival
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- Sponsor and Exhibitor Feedback Survey
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- Home
- About the TFI
-
Research
- Donaldson Conservation Trust (DCT)
- Green Corridor Stepping Stones
- Bird Monitoring in the Hunter Valley
- Soil quality monitoring
- Event-based stormwater runoff monitoring
- Improving stormwater quality
- Coal Dissolution Testing
- Health implications of coal dust in rainwater
- Smart-meters for diurnal water use patterns
- Faecal contamination in natural waterways
- Polymer Filters Faecal contamination in natural waterways
- Wastewater treatment membrane testing
- Mammalian Diversity Northern Sugarloaf Ranges
-
Community Engagement
- Active Transport: The Richmond Vale Rail Trail Conference >
- Towards The Richmond Vale Rail Trail Book Launch
- UoN 100% Renewable
- Sustainability meets Statistics and STEM >
- Electric Vehicle Festival
- 2018 Mine Rehab Conference
-
2017 Mine Rehab Conference
>
- Mine Rehab Registrations
- 2017 Sponsors
- Local Information for MLRC
- Conference Program
- 2017 Presenters >
- 2017 Panel Discussion >
- 2017 Poster Presenters >
- 2017 Cocktail Dinner
- 2017 Workshops >
- 2017 Mine Tours
- Information for Exhibitors
- Delegate Handbook
- Conference Feedback Survey
- Mine Tour Feedback Survey
- Sponsor and Exhibitor Feedback Survey
- 2017 Mine Rehab Conference - original
- Past Conferences >
- News
- Publications
- Support the TFI
- Contact
Welcome to the Tom Farrell Institute for the Environment
The TFI is the gateway to environmental research and teaching at the University of Newcastle. The Centres vision is to help develop regional solutions for a sustainable future. We aim to integrate the University's teaching, research and community engagement into those solutions.
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2013-2014 Annual Report...
2013-2014 Annual Report...
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Director - Professor Tim Roberts tim.roberts@newcastle.edu.au 02 4921 7037 Executive Officer - Belinda McNab belinda.mcnab@newcastle.edu.au 02 4921 5700 
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