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Growing wealth inequality in Australia is largely a result of rising housing prices and thus increasing the property wealth of older generations (Ball, 2018). These higher housing prices have …
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Amsterdam is leading the way in sustainable tourism in Europe. Hotels have been working with and local communities for years to improve sustainability and develop green initiatives. Many hotels …
Sydney's Lane Cove Valley is projected to be impacted by sea level rise later this century. The risk to vegetation communities and key infrastructure is significant, particularly for mangrove and …
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Travel is not the most sustainable of activities, especially if you’re flying. But by choosing a sustainable hotel with green certification you know you are doing better than the vast majority of …
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Countries around the world are taking steps to tackle climate change and become net-zero emitters of carbon dioxide (CO₂) by 2050. Most recently, Joe Biden’s presidential election win means the US is …
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The Kingdom of Tonga is a Pacific Island nation consisting of an archipelago of 172 islands located east and southeast of Fiji with a population of 100,651 living on 36 of those islands. Low-lying …
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Sydney is often cited as one of the most liveable cities in the world but it's also one of the most expensive. This is essentially due to high property prices which continue to increase, even during …
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I fell for Kangaroo Island from my first visit. I recall standing on a headland on the island’s southern coast, near Remarkable Rocks (a popular tourist site), and being awestruck by the Southern …
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Six months ago I had no idea what I was going to with my life after COVID killed my travel business. I had been thinking about moving into a different industry for a while but the pandemic cemented …
There are a number of ways you can self-asses your sustainability as a small business. You might look at your long term economic viability, you could calculate your carbon footprint and impact on the …
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I’m sure I’m not the only one who has been interested in studying sustainability for quite some time. The environment and climate change were big issues when I was at university in the 90s. If you …
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As a prolific tea drinker, I’m well aware of the wastefulness of single use tea bags. I gave up using them at home many years ago, preferring to use a fancy teapot with a stainless steel …
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