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Urban Ecology September newsletter out now..
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UEA’s September newsletter is out now.
In this issue read about
- Jack Mundey’s visit to Christie Walk
- Waste Management at Christie Walk
- UEA’s Internship program kicks off with University of Adelaide students
- Adelaide City Councillor David Plumridge’s thoughts on Urban Planning
- Tips on starting your own EcoCity
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My PhD on “Social Processes and Sustainable Development” was awarded in 2000 after ten years of part-time study. Among examples of sustainable living that I discussed was the Halifax EcoCity project. At the time you were having problems with pollution due to the fact that the site had earlier been a tannery, and the Adelaide City Council was dragging its feet on approving the project. So when I checked the Urban Ecology website, I was delighted to read that Christie Walk had been established and was functioning well, presumably at the same site. It sounds an excellent example of ecological city living, and I imagine you have a long waiting list of folk who would like to live there. Congratulations and best wishes to you all from Heather Lamont, Perth Western Australia.