What We Are Reading
After the first lockdowns, data suggested commuters were changing their transport ways — but old habits die hard
Read MoreSocial, political and technological inertia mean the Paris Agreement’s target of limiting global warming to 1.5°C above pre-industrial temperatures is likely to be missed.
Read MoreDespite a study claiming that food-mile emissions are higher than previously thought, eating less animal produce remains much more important than how far your food travels
Read MoreShared e-scooters are becoming common across Australia and in major cities around the world. Initial safety concerns about e-scooters left some councils wary, but early results from a research survey shows major benefits from e-scooters for tourists and local economies.
Read MoreWe continue to create a deep, dangerous and widening chasm between the damage we inflict on the Earth, our life-support system, and the actions we take towards achieving true human sustainability in all meanings of that word – ecological, environmental, social, cultural and economic.
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