logistics
A social cost to our choking cities
There is a significant economic and social cost in traffic congestion. A lack of planning, and more importantly, a lack of long-term vision, is condemning our rapidly-growing population centres to the same choking fate as many in Asia. What do we want our cities to look like in a decade?
Gutless politics of protecting coal
There is a great, immovable dichotomy of the climate change debate: governments in this country support emissions reduction AND the coal industry. The two are clearly opposed. Governments continue to prop up dirty, redundant industries for fear of having job losses and economic ruin on their watch. It is bad economics, and a politically gutless act.
After the fires, logistics matters
Logisticians did their best to coordinate containment of uncontainable blazes across the State. They were among the first on the scene to manage rescue and relief efforts. They will be called upon in a variety of ways to coordinate a recovery task that will take many years. They are invaluable and in-demand.
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