A Sustainable Future

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We need our economy and lifestyle to be sustainable but sustainability is a contested idea and it's hard for people to change. Rather than waiting for governments to mandate the changes business and local communities are taking the initiative. It requires action at all levels to reach our climate change targets. The pandemic is a crisis but also an opportunity to prioritize sustainability as we rebuild the economy. It's also a time to nurture our ability to respond to the unexpected.

Period8 Oct 2020

Media contributions

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Media contributions

  • TitleA sustainable future
    Degree of recognitionNational
    Media name/outletRadio National
    Media typeRadio
    Duration/Length/Size54 minutes
    Country/TerritoryAustralia
    Date8/10/20
    DescriptionWe need our economy and lifestyle to be sustainable but sustainability is a contested idea and it's hard for people to change. Rather than waiting for governments to mandate the changes business and local communities are taking the initiative. It requires action at all levels to reach our climate change targets. The pandemic is a crisis but also an opportunity to prioritize sustainability as we rebuild the economy. It's also a time to nurture our ability to respond to the unexpected.
    Producer/AuthorPaul Barclay
    URLhttps://www.fonodio.radio/radiocast/wp8zoxm80r7bqjnl/9ov46r4pxzer7dkl/eplvjmde4x6r9x75/1
    PersonsRuth Lane, Megan Farrelly, Rob Raven, Christopher Nash
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Keywords

  • sustainability
  • waste
  • recycling
  • circular economy
  • charitable sector
  • eco-industrial precincts

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