NSW Dept of Planning and Environment

In 2009 the Department of Environment and Climate Change changed its name to the Department of Environment, Climate Change and Water and it became one of thirteen Principal Departments of the Public Service. The Department was responsible to the Minister for Climate Change and the Environment and the Minister for Water. From 4 April 2011 the Department of Environment, Climate Change and Water was abolished and its functions were transferred to the Principal Department, the Department of Premier and Cabinet. Most of its branches became part of the Office of Environment and Heritage within the Department of Premier and Cabinet. © State of New South Wales through Museums of History NSW

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Preview	Issue Date	Title / Name	Author(s)
	-	State Of Knowledge Ozone 100577	-
	2010	Clean Air Forum 2010 Current Air Quality Nsw 100728	Department of Environment, Climate Change and Water
	-	Air Quality Monitoring Network Upper Hunter Factsheet 090735	-
	2011	NSW Coastal Inundation Hazard Study: Coastal storms and extreme waves	The University of New South Wales; Department of Environment, Climate Change and Water
	2010	Flying-foxes of NSW	Department of Environment, Climate Change and Water
	2009	Infection of frogs by amphibian chytrid causing the disease chytridiomycosis	Department of Environment, Climate Change and Water
	2010	National Recovery Plan Acacia terminalis subsp. Terminalis (Sunshine Wattle)	Department of Environment, Climate Change and Water
	2010	State of the Catchments 2010: Sydney Metropolitan Region	Department of Environment, Climate Change and Water
	2010	State of the Catchments 2010: Southern Rivers Region	Department of Environment, Climate Change and Water
	2010	State of the Catchments 2010: Lachlan Region	Department of Environment, Climate Change and Water
	2010	State of the Catchments 2010: Hunter-Central Rivers Region	Department of Environment, Climate Change and Water
	2010	State of the Catchments 2010: Central West Region	Department of Environment, Climate Change and Water
	2010	NSW Wetlands Policy	Department of Environment, Climate Change and Water
	2010	Who Cares about the Environment in 2009?	Department of Environment, Climate Change and Water
	2010	NSW Government Response to the Natural Resources Commission's Riverina Bioregion Regional Forest Assessment River Red Gums and Woodland Forests Final Assessment Report	Department of Environment, Climate Change and Water
	2010	Wilderness Assessment Guidelines	Department of Environment, Climate Change and Water
	2010	CEMSYS Modelled Wind Erosion	Department of Environment, Climate Change and Water
	2010	State of Knowledge: Ozone	Department of Environment, Climate Change and Water
	2010	Code of Practice for Archaeological Investigation of Aboriginal Objects in NSW	Department of Environment, Climate Change and Water
	2010	Cumberland Plain Recovery Plan	Department of Environment, Climate Change and Water