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UNSW paper urges better planning to protect biodiversity | Architecture & Design

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October 26, 2026 • 08:30:20 PM
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Australia needs a more coordinated approach to land and marine planning if it is to meet its global biodiversity commitments, with a UNSW expert warning that environmental considerations are too often overlooked when decisions about development and resource use are made.

UNSW paper urges better planning to protect biodiversity | Architecture & Design

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