This section of the Queensland Transport website provides links to information and initiatives by the Government on transport related issues such as environmentally sustainable transport, Aircare (a vehicle emissions action plan), Queensland Transport's environmental management system (EMS) and measures to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in Queensland.
This paper focuses on a suite of transport policy initiatives by the Queensland Government to meet transport challenges in SEQ. These policies are aimed at finding a sustainable balance between all modes of transport – public transport, walking, cycling, driving and freight transport.
This website is about the Australian Transport Council (ATC) which is made up of ministers from the Commonwealth, State, Territory and New Zealand. The ATC provides a forum for which to provide advice to governments on the co-ordination and integration of all transport and road policy issues so that an efficient, safe, sustainable, accessible and competitive transport system is achieved.
This section of the UK Department of Transport website provides information on impacts transport has on the environment, the government transport policies and links to sites with information on how people individually can reduce the environmental impacts of their transport choices.
This section of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) website provides information on the Environmentally Sustainable Transport (EST) project and guidelines taking into consideration economic, social and long-term environmental issues. The EST is a framework for governments to set goals, objectives, targets or standards and initiate actions towards sustainable transportation. Further links to statistics and relevant publications are also available on this website.
Report by the Crawford Fund calls for research into growing food in northern Australia, to not only provide food supplies during climate change, but also pass on valuable knowledge to
(ABC News, 15/11/08)
The Australian Federal Government plans to study non-lethal methods of whale research, which will not only discover how the world’s whales are coping with climate change and other problems, but only prove to Japan that whales can be studied without killing them.
(ABC News, 17/11/08)