Beth reports that Melbourne City Council last night released its draft transport strategy and it contains some good news for public transport in the city centre.
Picture credit: City of Melbourne
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Ecology and economics share a common root: the Greek word oikos, meaning “home” or “a place to live”. Oikos is an Australian environmental policy blog focussing on the connections between the environment and the economy.
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- David works as a lawyer in a government environmental agency and is studying a Masters in Environmental Economics, currently writing a thesis on the application of prediction markets to climate change. He lives in Sydney with Catherine.
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