City of Marion - Drivers of Change

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The document discusses various topics related to transportation and community development over the next 25 years, including rising fuel prices, reducing car commuting, aging populations, public transit spending, climate change, and health expenditures. It focuses on transforming communities and transit systems to address these issues and make cities more sustainable and livable in the future.

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IF 30% STOP COMMUTING BY CAR IN 2036 WE FACE

PRODUCTIVITY
CONGESTION COST AUS LOSS -$ GAIN +$

SA ROAD FATALITIES 12 MONTHS TO JULY 2011

BIOCAPACITY = WHAT EARTH CAN REPRODUCE IN A YEAR

Tell us about the ONE BIG THING you would
like to see in your community in 2040

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By Dave Holmes [This is an edited version of a workshop talk given on October 2, 2011, at the World at a Crossroads: Climate Change, Social Change conference in Melbourne. For more material from the conference, click HERE. It first appeared at Dave Holmes' Arguing for Socialism and is posted at Links International Journal of Socialist Renewal with permission.] I want to give an overview of the crisis of our cities as I see it. The city I focus on is Melbourne, where I live. But I doubt that the broad situation is much different in the other states. Modern cities are "free-fire" zones for the corporations. And the situation is getting worse. We can't work out what to do without understanding this basic reality. Continue at http://links.org.au/node/2534

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