DEA Policy

A Public Transport and Green City Manifesto icon

 



DEA Nanotechnology Policyicon

 


 

 

DEA Energy Policy (full text)icon

 

DEA Energy Policy in separate parts:

icon Executive Summary

icon DEA Energy Policy: Body

icon DEA Energy Policy: Appendix 1 - Coal and Gas

icon DEA Energy Policy: Appendix 2 - Nuclear Power Truth and Ideology

icon DEA Energy Policy: Appendix 3 - Energy Source Comparison

 


 

Policy on Human Health and Old Growth Forests

Word PDF

ISDE position paper #1

On climate change and human health Word PDF

ISDE position paper #2

On the formulation of a sustainable policy for persistent organic environmental chemicals. Word PDF

Genetically Modified Foods Policy Word PDF

Doctors for the Environment Australia has adopted the Genetically Modified Food Policy of the Public Health Association of Australia, We thank the Public Health Association of Australia for their permission to adopt their policy.

Genetically modified foods and health: a second interim statement PDF

Doctors for the Environment Australia also publishes below the British Medical Association publication "Genetically modified foods and health: a second interim statement" Please note that the views of other organisations on the website do not necessarily reflect those of the BMA. We thank the BMA for permission to publish We publish the BMA publication because of its excellent review of the medical research aspects of genetically modified foods which will be of interest to members of DEA.

Population Policy RTF PDF

Doctors for the Environment Australia's viewpoint on this complex issue is based upon principles of environmental and social sustainability which, if neglected are likely to affect the future health and wellbeing of all Australians. We also recognise our interdependence with all other peoples and countries and, as a wealthy and developed county, our need to play a leadership role in mitigating the problems facing the world.

Draft Document for Children's Environmental Health RTF PDF

(Doctors for the Environment Australia seeks comments (send to secretary@dea.org.au) on this draft policy.)

Most Australian children today benefit from better food, cleaner water, more preventive health measures (such as vaccination) and a higher standard of living than ever before. Childhood mortality is very low and many would think that Australian children have never had it so good.