Australia's Reduction Roadmap
The Australian Reduction Roadmap calls for a 98.57 percent cut in new housing emissions to meet the Paris Agreement.
Dan Hill and Gerard Reinmuth discuss the launch of the roadmap, which allocates a strict carbon budget per new building.
- The roadmap was produced by a collaborative team from the University of Melbourne, the University of Technology Sydney, and Queensland University of Technology, alongside architectural practice Terroir.
- The team argues that the estimated greenhouse gas emissions of new housing in Australia need to be reduced to meet the Paris Agreement.
The Australian Reduction Roadmap advocates for the alignment of Australian building codes with the Paris Agreement in 2025.
Author's summary: Australia aims to reduce new housing emissions by 98.57 percent.
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