Collection: Tech Book

The purpose of the Great Western Sydney Planning & Transport Review and Priorities Study is to identify the transport and planning priorities likely to facilitate the continued economic development of GWS over the next 10 to 15 years.

Provides a summary of statistical information on the region's economy. Represents the only comprehensive coverage and analysis of economic and business conditions for Greater Western Sydney - provides timely and accurate aconomic data.

Presents a new and controversial challenge to ideas about sustainability and rejects both economic and environmental orthodoxy. In a nutshell, its message is that the sustainable city can be built by a thousand well-directed small changes.

The Green Shopping Display Initiative was designed to complement other community education initiatives that inform the public on the principles and practices of waste minimisation and to assist consumers with recognising the link between waste and purchas

Review: "In this immensely practical book, Timothy Beatley and Peter Newman set out to answer a simple question: what can Americans learn from Australians about "greening" city life? Green Urbanism Down Under reports on the current state of "sustainability practice" in Australia and the many less...

It provides a brief overview of the challenges faced in diverting green waste, outlines the roles and responsibilites involved in green waste management, and identifies 52 key action to achieve change.

Sydney Regional Organisations of Councils have identified that there is benefit in Councils adopting a consistent and cooperative approach to vegetation management. Green Web - Sydney project has produced a vegetation management plan for Sydney. Councils involved in the project include Blacktow...

This book is a landmark publication summarising our understanding of climate change issues as they affect Australia, New Zealand and Oceania. Brings together contributions of many experts to the climate change debate.

Draws together options identified within the various Working Groups & assesses the likely impact those measures might have in relation to meeting targets. Summarises conclusions on potential sectoral impacts from enhanced greenhouse-induced climate change