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  1. Access to Real-Time Traffic Can Cut Emissions by 21%

    A study done by NAVTEQ, a navigation system data provider, found that using GPS systems with real-time traffic information can save drivers four days a year of driving time and can cut emissions by 21 percent.

    from EcoGeek on 11 September 2009 | Direct link | Comment on this

  2. Sustainable Development Action Plan 2007-08 Progress Report

    This document is a report on the Department’s progress in implementing its Sustainable Development Strategy and Action Plan for 2007-08. Departments are required to make this information public by the Sustainable Development Commission, which publishes details on its website and provides constructive feedback.

    from Department of Health on 02 June 2009 | Direct link | Comment on this

  3. The health impact of climate change: promoting sustainable communities - guidance document

    The South East Regional Public Heath Group has produced this guidance document for the DH. It contains advice for public health professionals on what can be done to mitigate and adapt to climate change and promote sustainable communities.

    from Department of Health on 07 April 2008 | Direct link | Comment on this

  4. Sustainable development indicators in your pocket

    A free pocket-sized (A6) booklet, Sustainable development indicators in your pocket 2008 (SDIYP) (1.1 MB), is now available. Copies are available free of charge and in bulk if required. In addition to the pocket-sized version we have produced an A4 version with larger print and graphics, aimed at making the booklet useful as a teaching aid and more accessible to those with poorer eyesight.

    from Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) on 31 July 2008 | Direct link | Comment on this

  5. NHS Carbon Management brochure

    Carbon Management from the Carbon Trust provides technical and change management support to help NHS Trusts realise carbon emissions savings. The aim is to reduce emissions under the direct control of Trusts – whether caused by energy use in buildings, lighting, or vehicle fleets.

    from Carbon Trust on 01 May 2008 | Direct link | Comment on this