May 14, 2007
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Encouragingly, the Brisbane City Council last year formed an independent taskforce of academic and private sector experts to examine the implications of climate change mitigation and peak oil for the city. The taskforce report was released in late March and sets out, in detail, the enormity of the task the city faces in responding to the climate change and energy challenge. The taskforce recommends a target of zero net household greenhouse emissions by 2020, including car use, as well as a reduction in the city's oil consumption of 50 per cent by 2026.
To achieve this goal the taskforce recommends that by 2020, 40 per cent of all travel in Brisbane should be by foot, bicycle or by public transport.
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Wednesday, May 16, 2007
SE Qld's transport priorities must change
Posted by National Enquirer at 8:03 am
Labels: climate change, public transport, solution, south east Queensland
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