Test results from Department of Health, Victoria - Clean Air Section, Dustfall in Melbourne and country areas, 1962-1964; Paper: John Euylyn (?), 'Atmospheric Pollution in Victoria and its Control', 1962.

Press clippings: 'Tons of dirt in our air', Herald, 26 March 1966; John Atherton, 'Dirty air is killing a city', Herald, 4 April 1966; Clive Stoneham, 'A killer is in the air', Herald, 10 April 1967; 'Labour group hits at air pollution', Herald, 27 April 1967; 'Menace in the Skies', Time, 27 January 1967; 'The Tragedy of Our Polluted Planet!', Plain Truth, May 1967.

'Pollution', Canadian Paint and Finishing Special Report, August 1967 (photocopy).

Press clippings: Cartoon Strips, 'Frontiers of Science - DDT-The Two Edged Weapon', Age, 20 August 1969; 'Trees 'a clean air need'', Age, 1 November 1968, annotated; 'Industry calls for help on pollution', Age, 4 August 1970; 'Showing just what anti-pollution campaigns can do', Australian Women's Weekly, 14 October 1970; 'Ford Foundation has a wider definition of pollution', n.d.; Dewar Goode, manuscript notes on air, water and environmental pollution, 29 March 1969; Extracts: 'Study Conference on 'The Countryside in 1970', International; Biological Programme, 1969; 'Pollution: The Cost of Prosperity?', Trends, September 1969; Programme: ACF and Royal Society of Victoria Symposium on Pollution, 3 September 1969.

Age press clippings: William Kronholm, 'World ecology is endangered', 16 April 1980; Richard Guilliatt, 'Enter the greenhouse effect', 26 April 1986; William Lowther, 'Scientists agree: if the water doesn't get you, the sunshine will', n.d.; 'UN study reveals poisonous world', 17 September 1988; Alan A. Parker, 'Cars boost the greenhouse effect', letter, 17 September 1988; Richard Yallop, 'Death means votes for Greens', 17 September 1988; Leith Young, 'Budget cut won't hit greenhouse research: Wran', 30 August 1988; M. Thomas, 'Environmentalist will welcome nuclear power', Joan Coxsedge, 'Uranium is not the energy answer', J. Macleod, 'How many people should live here?', letters, 18 August 1988 (?); Philip Shabecoff, 'Scientists warn of a warmer world', 25 July 1988; Aisha Ram, 'Alarm at Indian snowmelt plan', 25 July 1988; Anna Murdoch, 'The city of the future', 9 September 1988; John Stevens, 'Why nature may set the true immigration limit', 9 September 1988; Shaun Carney, 'Poll finds wide concern over greenhouse effect', 12 September 1988; 'Canberra will demand facts on chemical risk', 13 August 1988; 'New law to prevent ozone depletion', n.d.; 'Commission at alternative', n.d.; 'Greenhouse effect worry', 12 September 1988; Brad Collis, 'A cloudy future for the Alps', 19 September 1988; Stephen Garnett, 'Salt rise as the world warms', 19 September 1988; Andrew Darby, 'New sea-level monitor needed, say surveyors', 24 September 1988; 'Call for alliance with Aborigines', Leith Young, 'Greenhouse effect fight may hurt coal exports, says Wran' and 'Australia cited as leader on world heritage', 8 October 1988; 'Half Europe's waters dead: study', 7 November 1988; 'MPs warn we won't like it hot', 29 October 1988; Ross Peake, 'Action on greenhouse effect proposed', Graeme O'Neill, 'Waratahs attest to drifting', 31 October 1988; Leith Young, 'ACTU man in move to woo back greenies' and 'Delegation to visit heritage committee', October 1988; Leith Young, 'The finances of global warming', 31 October 1988; 'Greenhouse Effect: the causes and cures', 31 October 1988; 'Sydney sizzled in a record October', 2 November 1988; Fiona Higgins, '40 bushfires reported as temperatures soar', 3 November 1988; Leith Young and Ross Peake, 'Minister says nuclear power an option to beat greenhouse', 3 November 1988; Leith Young, 'Tough penalties under state ozone layer bill', 'Minister urges better use of energy', with Ross Peake and Andrew Stephens, 'No quick fix for greenhouse problems, says Richardson', 4 November 1988; 'Tasmania moves to protect its salmon', 'Study predicts dry time', Leith Young, 'Rare pygmy possum would be imperilled', 5 November 1988; Hugo Kelly, 'Businessmen attack federal land-use policy' and 'Long-term planning needed for industry, says Jones', Richard Smithers, 'One bad pulp mill leads to another, says Brown', 7 November 1988; G.J. Smith, 'Don't let hysteria sway greenhouse debate', letter, 9 November 1988; Graeme O'Neill, 'Scientists confirm that the ozone hole is now an Australian problem', 16 November 1988; Nicholas Schoon, 'New ICI gas plants will be 'friendly' to ozone', 24 November 1988; Herald press clippings: Susan Peak, 'How our city will work in the next century', 12 August 1988; Adrian Bradley, 'Drought threatens our future', 23 August 1988; Kay Ansell, 'Precise centre of Australia found', 24 August 1988; 'The heat is on, says prof', 24 August 1988; Susan Peak, 'Science, trees beat nuclear option', 7 November 1988; Other press clippings: 'Students fight to save ozone layer', Southern Cross, 14 September 1988; Nicholas Schoon and Tom Wilkie, 'Fossil fuels pose tough dilemmas', 'Britains 'do-nothing' policy stand', 'Privatisation and Opec hold the balance', 'Hi-tech fixes could double electricity bills', 'Call for action', Mary Fagan, 'Met Office predicts global-scale floods', Independent, 17 October 1988; H. Rishbeth, 'Global loss of ozone', letter, Daily Telegraph (London), 14 October 1988; Wendy Holden, 'Floods fears grow as water levels rise under London', Adrian Berry, 'Greenhouse Effect may be cooled by sea', Charles Clover, 'Cancer danger detected in London drinking water', Daily Telegraph, (London), 27 October 1988; Joe Rogaly, 'Playing with green fire', Financial Times, 28 October 1988; Aidan Harrison, 'Why milk is cheaper than bottled water', letter, Daily Telegraph (London), 21 November 1988; Nicholas Schoon, 'Resignation blow to 'overstretched' waste watchdogs',Independent, 9 November 1988; John Hunt, 'Complaint to EC on pesticides in water' ,'Chief inspector for toxic waste and water quits' and 'Minister attacks EC environment plan', Chris Sherwell, 'Hawke moves to defuse rows over the environment', Andrew Taylor and Peter Marsh, 'Pollution rules stunt prospects for growth industry', Financial Times, 19 November 1988; IUCN Bulletin: James G. Titus, 'Greenhouse Effect', letter, April-June 1988; 'Silent Springs Mystery', April-June 1988; Transcript: 'Address by Dr. Stephen Boyden', n.d., abbreviated by Dewar Goode, 11 November 1988.

Age Press clippings: Patricia Howard, 'Minister calls on Government to define environmental guidelines', 23 March 1989; Leith Young, 'Report reviews progress on conservation strategy', 23 March 1989; Gerard Ryle, 'Professor warns of ecological threat to peace', 1 April 1989; Sid Spindler, 'Greening of Australia must not be betrayed', 17 July 1989; Michelle Grattan, 'Government opting for growth over greenhouse', 17 July 1989; Andrew Darby, 'Bureau supports tall forest listing', 13 July 1989; Leith Young, 'Study warns of acid rain within 20 years', 14 July 1989; Caroline Milburn, 'N-power no option, say...', Robyn Dixon and Caroline Milburn, 'Pollution puts doubt on Loy Yang B', Leith Young, 'Australia-NZ to reach joint position on ozone damage', 13 July 1989; 'Towards a greener Australia', editorial, 21 July 1989; Surendra Verma, 'Greenhouse: return to Eden?', 18 September 1989; Geoff Maslen, 'Beating threat to the ozone layer', 'Where and how it is produced', Jenny Brown, 'Keeping our physicists in the world picture', 10 October 1989; 'What in the world can we do?', Good Weekend Magazine, 11 February 1989; Pamphlet: 'Greenhouse Campaign 1989', ACF.

Trees and Natural Resources, NRCL magazine, Vol.31, No.1, March 1989.

The Greenhouse Challenge - The Victorian Government's Response - A Draft Strategy for Public Comment, Ministry for Planning and Environment, June 1989.

The SEC and the Greenhouse Effect, SEC discussion paper, July 1989.

Regional Impact of the Greenhouse Effect on Victoria, CSIRO First Annual Report 1988-1989, A.B. Pittock and K.J. Hennessy, December 1989.

Draft submission to Minister for Planning and Environment, commenting on The Greenhouse Challenge, and The SEC and the Greenhouse Effect, covering letter from Dewar Goode to the Minister (T.W. Roper); related correspondence from Department of Water Resources, Victoria to Goode; Notes, Dewar Goode: manuscript and typescript notes re the Greenhouse Effect.