Tasmanian Times
All posts tagged "sustainability"
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2.1KArticleHelen Burnet: Hobart Leading on Climate Change Action
Speech – Acting Lord Mayor Helen Burnet, 21 April 2023 speech to Earth Day – Uniting to Survive, Parliament Lawns, Hobart Acknowledgement of...
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Event – ‘Futurevore: Eating Tomorrow’
On Wednesday from 6:30pm at Simple Cider local rabble-rousing luminaries will be sitting down for ‘Futurevore: Eating Tomorrow’, a casual discussion on...
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ACCC Report on Greenwashing by Businesses in Australia
Report – Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC), 2 March 2023 Greenwashing by businesses in Australia This report outlines the findings of...
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Consider Alternatives to Huonville Bypass
This is the first in a series of articles on transport in the Huon Valley by Circular Economy Huon, which will outline...
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Pangaea Festival for Buckland in 2023
Media release – Pangaea Festival, 5 September 2022 One land, one sea, one people – Pangaea. A festival, reimagined Pangaea is a...
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UTAS Backs Rufus Black with Contract Renewal
Media release – UTAS, 31 August 2022 Professor Rufus Black reappointed as Vice-Chancellor of the University of Tasmania The University of Tasmania...
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A Boom in Timber Buildings
Tall timber buildings are exciting, but to shrink construction’s carbon footprint we need to focus on the less sexy ‘middle’ Developer Thrive Construct...
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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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How Sustainable are Alternative Meats?
If you’re an environmentally aware meat-eater, you probably carry at least a little guilt to the dinner table. The meat on our...
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1.3KArticlePart of the Plan should be Bike Parking, Paths
The Tasmanian Government is reviewing its State Planning Provisions, which determine how many bike parking spots should be provided in new buildings...
