Site-wide posts tagged with Curtin University Sustainability Policy Institute

Balancing Local Authorities’ Financial Sustainability With Their Strategic Objectives – German Austerity Or Greek Growth? – Kobus Mentz

Meditations on Culture, Cosmology and Sustainability in Asia – Dr. Nadarajah Manickam

Dr Jan Scheurer – How do European cities manage public transport and land use integration?

Alex Bruce: Putting “Design” back into ESD – the only way to achieve a genuinely sustainable outcome

Richard Paterson – DIVERSIFYING THE REGIONAL ECONOMY

REFLECTIONS ON A SUSTAINABILITY TOUR OF NORTHERN EUROPE

Carbon as a Financial Product: A brand new world of dealers, markets and financial services compliance

A FOUNDATION FOR NUTURING A SPIRTUALITY
FOR ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY

Three Urban Fabrics: A tool and Paradigm of Sustainability – Presentation available here

Small school ~ BIG aspirations. Certifying the First Carbon Neutral School in Australia.

SEMINAR Thursday 4th Oct – Warwick Fox
Ethics, Values and Responsive Cohesion

South Fremantle Senior High School – the first certified Carbon Neutral School in Australia!

Adjunct Professor Chris Lund – Reducing the Carbon Footprint: Developing a Credible Carbon Reduction Strategy

Decarbonising Cities and Regions Short Course 2012. This course examines ways of reducing carbon emissions in our cities and regions through various new technologies, lifestyle and behavioural change programs, urban and regional planning approaches and other End-­‐User policies and initiatives.

Climate Policy Short Course – This course offers participants a chance to increase their understanding around climate change adaptation and mitigation strategies including the various policies, approaches and mechanisms currently used to target emissions both at the global and national level.

Creating Storylines for Climate Futures in the Swan, Canning and Hunter Valley Regions of Australia

The Asian Future: Two Models- Bali and Singapore

How to make an existing suburb sustainable – Michael Mobbs

Geraldton – from a local to global regional city

EXAMPLES OF SUSTAINABILITY AND THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT.

Professor Peter Newman talks about the current status of light rail in Perth and the future plans.
Tune in 7.30pm Friday 1st June on ABC1 or online at http://www.abc.net.au/7.30/wa/

ACCORDING to a sustainability expert, the Perth CBD has become a more ‘walkable’ city in the past 15 years, with a shift to living a more sustainable urban lifestyle.