Links & Resources
Further reading
Books and resources for more information:
Your Home Design for Lifestyle and the Future by Department of the Environment, Water, Heritage and the Arts – a technical design manual for renovating and building sustainable homes.
A Green History of the World by Clive Ponting – an ecological history of the world.
Building Materials Energy and the Environment by Bill Lawson – the original guide to embodied energy.
Cool Hunting Green by Dale Evans - recycled, repurposed and renewable objects for a greener world.
Cradle to Cradle by William McDonough and Michael Braungart – an architect and scientist on environmental sustainable design.
Environment Saving Our Planet by Jessica Perini –an informative children’s book on sustainable living.
Pulse by Robert Frenay – innovative thoughts on industrial ecology.
Heat by George Monbiot – a thought-provoking discussion of carbon emissions reductions.
The Ecology of Commerce by Paul Hawken – a rethinking of traditional economics.
Timber in Context: A Guide to Sustainable Use by Anne-Marie Willis and Cameron Tonkin – sustainable Australian timbers.
Sustainable Energy Without the Hot Air http://www.withouthotair.com/
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Downloads
- Sustainability Programs for Residents | PDF 1.1Mb
- GreenPower - Total Environment Centre | PDF 83Kb
- Saving energy in an apartment - Energy Australia | PDF 431Kb
- Water Fix your apartment - Sydney Water | PDF 302Kb
- Growing and sourcing food | PDF 1.1Mb
- Energy-efficient apartment buildings - Energy Australia | PDF 245Kb
- Green roofs - Dale Jones-Evans | PDF 1.9Mb
- Links to other programs - City of Sydney | PDF 199Kb
- Waste - City of Sydney | PDF 2Mb
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Last Updated: Tuesday 8 March, 2011