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Hollie Cheung
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Researcher, Climate Council
Beats
Fiction , Poems , Musings , Weather
I no longer cover technology/cybersecurity from Toronto
Content
By Hollie Cheung, Ben McLeod, Ben Mcleod, Jennifer Rayner, Danielle Veldre| Analysis & Policy Observatory (APO)@ Description At the moment, Australia's car-centric transport system leaves too many people with little choice in how to get around. For decades, governments have prioritised the use of private cars in transport planning and investment. Too often, this means people have no other way to get around. This is driving harmful climate pollution while also making the streets more congested, dangerous and polluted. Australians are clear that they want better transport options and more choice.
By Hollie Cheung, Ben McLeod, Ben Mcleod, Jennifer Rayner, Danielle Veldre| Climate Council@ We all want to live in cities with clean air and great public spaces, where we can move around in ways that suit our needs, and feel safe on our streets. Getting from A to B with ease means having a choice of convenient, frequent, reliable and affordable transport options that seamlessly connect us to work, school, friends, family and services.
By Hollie Cheung, Ben McLeod, Ben Mcleod, Jennifer Rayner, Danielle Veldre| Analysis & Policy Observatory (APO)@ Description At the moment, Australia's car-centric transport system leaves too many people with little choice in how to get around. For decades, governments have prioritised the use of private cars in transport planning and investment. Too often, this means people have no other way to get around. This is driving harmful climate pollution while also making the streets more congested, dangerous and polluted. Australians are clear that they want better transport options and more choice.
Company Info
Climate Council
The Climate Council is an independent, community-funded organization in Australia dedicated to climate science, impacts, and solutions. Founded in 2013 through a crowdfunding campaign, it operates as a non-profit entity advocating for evidence-based climate policies and public education. The organization aims for a 75% reduction in Australia's climate pollution by 2030 and net-zero emissions by 2035. The Climate Council engages in various activities, including advocacy for emissions reduction policies, public education through research reports and media content, and community mobilization to encourage grassroots climate action. It produces peer-reviewed publications and offers policy recommendations to lawmakers and businesses. The organization also runs nationwide campaigns to raise climate awareness among the general public, media organizations, and business leaders. Operating without government or corporate funding, it relies on community donations to maintain its independence and emphasizes the benefits of rapid decarbonization.
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Founded: 2013