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Decarbonising Commercial Buildings. Specific challenges to the commercial building industry are presented, along with additional considerations in terms of embodied carbon and precinct level carbon reduction. The chapter concludes by identifying key areas where industry focus is necessary to accelerate the decarbonisation of the commercial building sector beyond current trends.

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Low Carbon Urban Mobilityc transport and active travel options. They also recognise the role of the sharing economy and digital innovation in addressing the modern-day demands of urban living and travel. The chapter concludes by summarising the impacts of these interventions in meeting people’s needs for travel while reducing their carbon footprint.

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Der differenzierte Normbegriff,e from single lot to precinct scale approaches, providing material evidence of the role the residential sector can play in helping Australia meet its international obligations and transition to a low carbon future.

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Health and the Compact Cityt support compact city designs are considered across multiple urban systems thereby ensuring city planning and related policies are environmentally sustainable as well as enhancing the health of city residents.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-66896-2her onsite or from the electricity grid or from a combination of both. This chapter offers a vision of an ecologically sustainable energy system and then outlines scenarios, strategies and policies for overcoming the barriers to the transition. While the principal focus is on Australia, the general approach is widely applicable.

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,Kurzeinführung: Leichte Sprache,s are and some potential benefits. A word of caution is included as there are still unresolved challenges with smart homes to be addressed. If smart homes are to realise their potential we need to develop new policies and standards, including for consumer protection and social equity.