University of New South Wales / Olympic Plaza / Stadium Australia / /
IndustryTerm
sustainable management / energy conservation / transportation / renewable energy / dual water reticulation network / sustainable energy / environmental technologies / energy / operational management / solar technology / drainage systems / 760ha site / water management / roof rainwater systems / Low volume irrigation systems / designed roof rainwater collection systems / leachate management systems / energy efficient building designs / remediation technology / site management / /
NaturalFeature
Haslams Creek / /
Organization
International Olympic Committee / State Government / University of New South Wales / Department of Education / Sydney Olympic Park Authority / Commonwealth Government / Australian Water Association / Sydney Organising Committee of the Olympic Games / NSW Government / United Nations Environment Program / Stormwater Industry Association / NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service / Olympic Coordination Authority / Greenpeace / Earth Council / Local Government / NSW Environment Protection Authority / Environmental Protection Agency / Homebush Bay Visitors Centre / /
Person
Maurice Strong / Sydney Organising / Nicole Campbell / /
Position
Manager Environmental Policy / Governor / model for long term sustainable planning / Chairman / Executive / leader in solar technology / /
Product
soil / landfill / /
ProvinceOrState
New South Wales / /
Region
South Wales / /
SportsEvent
the Summer Olympic Games / 2000 Olympic Games / the 2000 Summer Olympic and Paralympic Games / Olympic Games / Olympics / the Sydney Games / 2000 Olympic and Paralympic Games / the Olympic Games / 2000 Summer Olympic and Paralympic Games / /
Nicole Campbell, Manager Environmental Policy, Sydney Olympic Park Authority Presented at the Environmental Symposium, Old Parliament House, Canberra, 14 September 2001 Executive Summary A commitment to the environment w