Tasmanian Times
All posts tagged "cities"
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1.4KArticleNaarm spells, Batmania smells
Sydney whacks the olfactory bulb, Miasmic sickly sweetness from headstrong hedonism. Redolent redolence of drug laced pee, latent sold sex. Subtle undertones...
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The Climate Change Bill and Real Estate
Australia has hit a long-anticipated national milestone of significance and has secured near term policy certainty for emissions reduction targets. The much-anticipated Climate...
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The Social Ideology of the Motorcar
This 1973 essay on how cars have taken over our cities remains as relevant as ever.
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Have Your Say on Planning Provisions Review
Media release – Planning Matters Alliance Tasmania (PMAT), 20 June 2022 ANOTHER PLANNING REVIEW – THE BEST CHANCE TO IMPROVE LAND USE...
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Local Efforts Cut Plastic Waste on Beaches 30% in 6 Years
It’s common to hear about large amounts of plastic waste floating around our oceans. But while the problem of plastic waste is...
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Australian Cities Out-of-step on Walkability, Transport
Media release – Global Observatory for Healthy and Sustainable Cities, 11 May Australian cities out-of-step on walkability, transport: study Australian cities may...
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Talk Tackles Challenges of a Climate-Ready City
Media release – City of Hobart, 11 March 2022 Talk Tackles Challenges of a Climate-Ready City Creating a cooler and more liveable...
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IPCC Report: Coastal Cities are Sentinels for Climate Change
IPCC report: Coastal cities are sentinels for climate change. It’s where our focus should be as we prepare for inevitable impacts Coastal cities...
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Hobart Mayor to Address COP26 Online Forum
Media release – City of Hobart, 11 November 2021 Lord Mayor to address COP26 online forum tonight Hobart Lord Mayor Anna Reynolds...
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COP26 Considers Sustainable Cities
COP26: cities create over 70% of energy-related emissions. Here’s what must change Cities are responsible for 71-76% of energy-related CO₂ emissions. Today, the...
