Adapting to Change - Perth 2007

ESA 2007 T Shirts and Carbon Offset Scheme

Please note:  As of 19 October 2007; pre-ordering of T-shirts has closed and limited stock will be available for sale at the conference.

Conference T Shirts 2007

All T-Shirts available this year are stretch t-shirts consisting of 95 % cotton and 5 % spandex with a choice of either black or white. The conference logo will be screen printed on the chest area of the t-shirt. Crew neck T Shirts are available in women’s sizes. To ensure that we provide you with the correct size check the table below for the appropriate size and advise us of your half chest size in cm in the appropriate section of the registration form.

V-neck T-shirts

Ladies Half Chest measurements (cm)

8      37

10    39

12    41

14    43

16    45   

18    47

20    49

Crew Neck Spandex T-shirt

Men's Half Chest Measurements (cm)

S        52

M       54

L        56

XL      58

2XL    60

Ladies Crew Neck Half Chest Measurements (cm)

8      40

10    42.5

12    45

14    47.5

16    50

18    52.5

Carbon Offset Scheme

In an effort to minimise, reduce and/or offset the ecological footprint that events such as the ESA 2007 conference produce, the local organising committee has taken several steps in the organisation and planning of this event. One of these steps is to offer delegates who fly to the event the opportunity to offset their CO2 emissions by contributing to the planting of native trees in Western Australia, while at the same time assisting to restore salinity affected areas. Funds contributed by delegates will be used in full to support the Carbon Neutral Program (www.carbonneutral.com.au) established by Men of the Trees, an independent, not for profit, non-government organisation that has already planted millions of trees throughout Australia. For further information on the model and the assumptions on which the calculations are based, please refer to the paper: www.carbonneutral.com.au/rose_bj_2006._ghg-energy-calc_background_paper_august_2006.pdf. Thank you for considering how your participation at ESA 2007 is affecting the world around you and how you can take steps to minimise, reduce and/or offset your personal ecological footprint.