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China and social housing; Centuria and Energy Bay; cheaper insulation in Vic; Electric waste trucks; CBD densities (opens the original)
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New organisation could see Chinese partners helping with social housing construction The launch of the Thrive Inspiration International Design Lab could see China State Construction Engineering Corporation contributing to the manufacturing and construction of social housing in Australia. The launch on Tuesday last week in architecture firm Hassell’s Sydney studio was attended by by architects, Western Sydney University and the Chinese partners. WSU’s Professor Ehsan Noroozinejad said the Chinese
Flexible energy demand – now there’s a guide thanks to the Better Buildings Partnership (opens the original)
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Flexible demand can help both properties and the grid, but many people are not sure which loads can be shifted, what control strategies to use and how to integrate them into existing building systems without breaching the lease or causing disruption. And the business case is “unconvincing for many”. Better Buildings Partnership (BBP) has launched its flexible demand guidance for commercial buildings and an accompanying report to provide a step by step pathway to help buildings implement flexible
Community says no to data centres and Goodman withdraws at Lane Cove (opens the original)
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The withdrawl on Monday of Goodman’s big data centre in Sydney’s Lane Cove could be the start of a backlash that mimics the antipathy towards these developments that has have emerged in the US. The $1.2 billion project was controversially slated to be sited just 16 metres away from low-density residences. Both local residents and policy makers strongly objected. The developers were last week questioned about their proposal at the federal Senate inquiry into data centres and artificial intelligen
USyd in new climate and nature plan; data centres’ e-waste mountain; Melbourne rains plastic dust; RSK and Cogency (opens the original)
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The University of Sydney has flagged its new climate change and nature loss plan to succeed its 2020 to 2025 sustainability strategy. Twelve key targets include a clear roadmap for the university to cut its emissions, restore nature, reduce waste and prepare its campus, operations and people “for a changing climate”. Some key commitments include reducing Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 2030, increasing tree canopy coverage by 25 per cent, management plans for 70 per cent of its Scope 3 emissions, cli
Greens and environmental supporters split over forest carbon credit scheme (opens the original)
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Green’s leader and Senator Larissa Waters is officially making her party’s position clear that it would be voting with the Labor government on Thursday afternoon to allow a new method of generating carbon credits by protecting public native forest earmarked for logging. The decision has split the party with three Greens senators, Tasmania’s Nick McKim and Vanessa Bleyer, and Western Australia’s Jordon Steele-John crossing the floor to support the disallowance motion raised by the Nationals, to p
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