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Environmental information and local government engineering

DJ Pitts

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Over the past five years the Brisbane City Council has embarked upon a programme to increase the level of environmental input into works and services undertaken by Council. This paper reviews the initiatives that have been taken, some of the effects that have been achieved and lessons that have been learned.

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Over the past five years the Brisbane City Council has embarked upon a programme to increase the level of environmental input into works and services undertaken by Council. This paper reviews the initiatives that have been taken, some of the effects that have been achieved and lessons that have been learned.

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Over the past five years the Brisbane City Council has embarked upon a programme to increase the level of environmental input into works and services undertaken by Council. This paper reviews the initiatives that have been taken, some of the effects that have been achieved and lessons that have been learned.

Key concepts: Government (linguistics), Environmental planning, Local government, Public administration, Political science, Environmental resource management, Geography, Environmental science

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