make Local Council contracts have a requirement to use circular economy - reuse - avoid new, buy / design for repair (durable), recycle.

Weekly FOGO collection (green bin) and fortnightly landfill collection (blue bin)

A designated free City of Unley bus that loops around Unley Road, King William Road and Goodwood Road.

Plant more street /park trees - Encourage birds/possums to live in council street trees and parks.

Maybe the Council could stop giving approval for people to cut down established native trees. Our tall tree canopy is reducing year on year.

Adoption of small/medium scale wind turbines to supplement solar & battery systems. Start with Council buildings as demonstration projects.

Bidirectional car battery with solar likely best way to help the grid and give backup when blackouts.

The best way to reduce transport emissions is to simply not emit. Let's invest in walking & cycling infrastructure to make that happen!🙏

Put signs up to show how long it takes to walk or ride to nearby places to encourage people to walk or ride.

Promote positive actions we can take eg reduce water usage - take shorter showers; use efficient tap heads; using drippers not spray heads

Solar panel footpath around the town hall as a demonstration project (as per overseas) to power local lights

Use recycled materials for seats and benches.

I use public transport.

Have installed an electric battery & panels, gone all electric by removing gas HWS and cooktop; drive an EV; use public transport a lot.

Recycling 10c bottles at depots. Puchasing household that last longer. Choosing quality over price.

Grow our own food; recycle; compost; efficient heating and cooling; reflective roof; insulation and sisilation; Buy Nothing Group;

Every road or gutter reconstruction insert rain wells

Walking to shops

Battery and solar

Our family already rides bikes for short trips, but our kids face safety risks from adult drivers. Roads are public space-not only for cars.

Using the free food scrap bin from the library to make sure scraps go to green waste bin. A good invasive, needs to be better known.

Planted native trees in our garden 30 plus years ago - transformed our gardens ecosystem and is refuge for wildlife especially in heat waves

Recycling wherever possible and minimising landfill rubbish. Walking or using public transport whenever possible. Minimising use of air con.

I cycle to local events