Royal Commission slams the brakes on `unsustainable` transport policy
Language: English Series: ENDS Report ; (237) October 1994, 14-18(5)Publication details: 1994Subject(s):- AIR QUALITY
- AIR TRAVEL
- CARBON DIOXIDE EMISSIONS
- INTEGRATED LAND USE POLICY
- Land use
- NOISE
- PLANNING POLICY
- POLLUTION
- PUBLIC TRANSPORT
- ROADBUILDING
- ROADS PROGRAMME
- PROPERTY-INFRASTRUCTURE-TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE-ROAD INFRASTRUCTURE
- ROYAL COMMISSION ON ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION
- SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
- TRANSPORT POLICY
- ENVIRONMENTAL AND LAND CONSULTANCY
- TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATIONS
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Comments on the main objectives set by the Royal Commission on Environmental Pollution in its recent report: integrated land use and transport policies, improved air quality and quality of life, reduction in carbon dioxide emissions and noise nuisance from traffic, reduction in use of non-renewable materials for infrastructure and vehicle industry and encouragement of less damaging modes of transport.