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Bega Valley's circular economy ambitions point to smart economics, but the reality is tough (opens the original)
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For decades, traditional economics framed environmental and social efforts as voluntary, “do-good” expenses. Now, as the climate crisis threatens supply chains, government regulations tighten, and consumer preferences shift, corporate economic security is tied to environmentalism. One company leading the corporate green transition is the Australian-owned food and beverage company, Bega Group (formerly known as Bega Cheese). At Bega Valley on the New South Wales south coast, Bega Group is working
The city that won’t wait until 2050 (opens the original)
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After a deadly heat wave exposed the limits of long-term climate planning, Paris is accelerating urban redesign through greener streets, cooler buildings and climate-resilient neighbourhoods. Across much of the world, political inertia and direct opposition to climate action have led governments to scale back emissions targets, delay investments, and unwind environmental policies. Paris, however, is charting a different course. Following March’s municipal mayoral election, the city known for its
Climate heating: the Gehl model for public spaces as critical infrastructure (opens the original)
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In a recent address in Sydney Henriette Vamberg, partner and managing director at the global urban strategy and design firm Gehl, zeroed in on the importance of public spaces as critical infrastructure for climate resilience. Historically, cities have prioritised buildings, roads, and economic infrastructure as urban planning essentials; now, as heatwaves increasingly batter ill-prepared cities and metropolitan areas brace for continued population growth, public spaces are emerging as critical i
Regional Orange gets its first 6 Star Green Star community rating (opens the original)
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A joint initiative by Landcom and Orange City Council will set a new sustainability benchmark, combining net zero ready, all electric homes with water-sensitive urban design, affordable housing, and biodiversity protection. The project is leveraging its location, designed on a water catchment site, to boost green development goals and meet environmental, regulatory, and structural challenges that frequently restrict development in the area. Around 300 new homes in Orange, New South Wales, are se
Beyond the green bin: rethinking food waste in multi-unit dwellings (opens the original)
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More than 530 tonnes of food scraps from apartments are set to be diverted from landfills under a $4 million trial funded by the South East Queensland Council of Mayors and participating local councils. The Multi-Unit Dwellings (MUDS) Food Organics Pilot Program aims to use a mix of on-site processing technology and community-based collection methods to divert the equivalent of about 100 garbage trucks’ worth of food waste for recycling into compost, fertiliser, and renewable energy. Methods wil
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