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[en] The twenty-first century will be an era in which sustainability will be a powerful value espoused by the community. The sustainability of energy, in terms of production and consumption, and in relation to the broader impacts of energy on society and the environment, will be a particular focus of the community. Australia, as a nett exporter of energy, and with a high per capita energy consumption, has both an economic and environmental imperative to be a leader in sustainable energy concepts and technologies. Australia therefore needs to position itself strategically, with a policy framework that facilitates the strategic positioning, to use and foster its diverse resources to provide for the social and economic needs of this generation, in a manner that ensures that the energy needs of the future generations can be met. The Institution of Engineers Australia has developed a Position on Sustainable Energy. The principles and actions through which the country's transition to a sustainable energy future will be managed are outlined
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Australian Nuclear Association Inc., Sutherland, NSW (Australia); 172 p; ISBN 0 949188 12 3;
; 1999; p. 99-103; 3. conference on nuclear science and engineering in Australia: A nuclear renaissance. ANA'99; Canberra, ACT (Australia); 27-28 Oct 1999

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