What does EAB mean?
EAB means Environment Australia ~ Biodiver
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Environment Australia ~ Biodiver?
Environment Australia ~ Biodiver can be abbreviated as EAB
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What does EAB stand for? EAB stands for "Environment Australia ~ Biodiver". |
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How to abbreviate "Environment Australia ~ Biodiver"? "Environment Australia ~ Biodiver" can be abbreviated as EAB. |
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What is the meaning of EAB abbreviation? The meaning of EAB abbreviation is "Environment Australia ~ Biodiver". |
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What is EAB abbreviation? One of the definitions of EAB is "Environment Australia ~ Biodiver". |
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What does EAB mean? EAB as abbreviation means "Environment Australia ~ Biodiver". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- ADCWA - Australia Day Council of Western Australia
- AJSWA - Australia-Japan Society Western Australia
- EMIAA - Environment Management Industry Association of Australia
- EA - Environment Australia
- E2E - Environment-to-Environment
- ECWA - Environment Centre of Western Australia
- EAB - Environment Australia Biodiversity
- EAO - Environment Australia Online
- EACC - environment australia consultative committee
- EAOS - Environment Australia Online Service
- EBA - Environment Business Australia
- EIA - Environment Institute of Australia
- ACEDP - Australia-China Environment Development Program
- ENRC - Environment and Natural Resources Committee (Victoria, Australia)
- anzecc - Australia and New Zealand Environment Conservation Council
- ea - ENVIRONMENT AUSTRALIA'S
- dea - Doctors for the Environment Australia
- Austr(o)-2 ,austral(o)-. - Australia; Australia and …; southern.
- SAERDC - Environment Resources and Development Court of South Australia via AustLII
- ANZFA - Australia New Zealand Food Authority (now Food Standards Australia New Zealand)