According to a new report, crowded cities and bigger regional centers will drive sustainability in Australia. On 9 May 2013 The National Sustainability Council presented a landmark report titled Sustainable Australia 2013. According to the report an ageing population, rising health costs, growing cities and changes in traditional work and family roles are key issues.
The report provides a picture of Australia and tells the story of how the nation has changed over the last three decades. There has been significant progress (life span, health, education, economy, and employment), however inequality has increased and the health of Australia's natural environment has continued to decline in some key areas.
The report provides an evidence base for decision-making and planning about the future. It highlights a number of trends in Australia and the world that are set to have a significant impact on the next generation of Australians.
The National Sustainability Council intends to use the report, the first of its kind in Australia, as a starting point for a national conversation about our future.
To download the Sustainable Australia Report 2013 click here.
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The report provides a picture of Australia and tells the story of how the nation has changed over the last three decades. There has been significant progress (life span, health, education, economy, and employment), however inequality has increased and the health of Australia's natural environment has continued to decline in some key areas.
The report provides an evidence base for decision-making and planning about the future. It highlights a number of trends in Australia and the world that are set to have a significant impact on the next generation of Australians.
The National Sustainability Council intends to use the report, the first of its kind in Australia, as a starting point for a national conversation about our future.
To download the Sustainable Australia Report 2013 click here.
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Top 10 Sustainability Reports of 2012
2013 Insider Knowledge Report on Environment and Sustainability
Corporate Sustainability Report: 4 Ways to Transition from 2012 to 2013
Redrawing the Energy-Climate Map: World Energy Outlook Special Report Redrawing the Energy-Climate Map: World Energy Outlook Special Report Is Sustainability Still Possible?
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