The Australian Communities Environmental Scan: How to Future-Proof Communities

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Australia's communities face challenges from climate change that threaten livability and sustainability. This report outlines strategies for communities to future-proof themselves against environmental risks like extreme weather and natural disasters. Recommendations include transitioning to renewable energy, adopting green infrastructure and building practices, and fostering social cohesion and emergency preparedness.

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The Australian Communities Environmental Scan: How to Future-Proof Communities

The Australian Communities Environmental Scan: How to Future-Proof Communities

The Australian Communities Environmental Scan: How to Future-Proof Communities

The Australian Communities Environmental Scan: How to Future-Proof Communities

The Australian Communities Environmental Scan: How to Future-Proof Communities

The Australian Communities Environmental Scan: How to Future-Proof Communities

The Australian Communities Environmental Scan: How to Future-Proof Communities

The Australian Communities Environmental Scan: How to Future-Proof Communities

The Australian Communities Environmental Scan: How to Future-Proof Communities

The Australian Communities Environmental Scan: How to Future-Proof Communities

The Australian Communities Environmental Scan: How to Future-Proof Communities

The Australian Communities Environmental Scan: How to Future-Proof Communities

The Australian Communities Environmental Scan: How to Future-Proof Communities

The Australian Communities Environmental Scan: How to Future-Proof Communities

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