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"The data analysis conducted here suggests a number of implications of population growth in Palmerston. Quantitative environmental data appears to be scarce; however anecdotal evidence does indicate that the population increase has and will continue to put pressure on the natural environment, due to increased gross potable water usage and further threats to vegetation communities, both through the encroachment of residential development, and practices such as garden waste dumping.,
Notes
Report prepared by the Institute for Sustainable Futures, University of Technology, Sydney for the Department of Sustainability, Environment, Water, Population and Communities.,
Table of contents
Case study summary -- Glossary -- Background and context -- Environmental, social and economic indicators -- Stakeholders -- Positive and negative views about population growth -- Information gaps and opportunities -- Summary of theme and indicator data for Palmerston -- References -- Appendix.,
Language
English,
Subject
Population growth,
Residential mobility,
Cities and towns,
Demography,
Social issues,
Planning and governance,
Environmental issues,
Economic issues,
Publisher name
Australia. Department of Sustainability, Environment, Water, Population and Communities,