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Greening libraries report


This report aims to highlight examples of best practice and inform the creation of a toolkit for libraries to help them support environmental action, further the greening libraries movement, as well as exemplify sustainability practices that are consistent with United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
Discussion paper

COP29 in Australia: how hosting an international climate conference could revive Australia’s regional and global reputation


Australia has a chequered history in global climate negotiations. This paper argues that hosting COP29 would provide numerous economic, regional and diplomatic benefits to Australia. It may also demonstrate that the Australian government has turned a leaf on its diplomatic engagement.
Conference paper

Key ecological factors of Urban Green Space (UGS) planning for sustainable cities


In this study most affecting factors for ecological sustainability of the cities that can be achieved by Urban Green Space (UGS) planning and design will be discussed, and the most important and key factors will be presented based on international survey drown by international UGS experts and academicians.
Conference paper

Low carbon urban future: how to implement transformative capacities for planning regulations


This article reviews the current literature on sustainability transitions and low-carbon practices to discover how to implement them in planning regulations.
Conference paper

Increasing resilience to climate change in the Western Sydney region: an analysis of local council strategies for climate, health, and wellbeing


This research aims to identify how the eight councils have addressed climate risk and resilience, and to determine the barrier and enablers to planning, implementing, and evaluating related strategies across the Western Sydney region.