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Travelling farther away from home linked to better health

Envirotec Magazine

People who travel more outside of their local area feel that they are healthier than those who stay closer to home, according to a new study led by researchers at University College London. Those who travel to a wider variety of places are more likely to see friends and family.

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A telework transition won't slash emissions unless we make car-free lifestyles viable

GreenBiz

So, is this seismic shift in our work culture good news for the environment? Well, despite satellite images revealing rapid reductions in air pollution during lockdowns around the world, more people switching to telecommuting for good does not necessarily equate to lower carbon emissions from transport. How travel patterns compare.

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Active commuting is best?

Envirotec Magazine

The study, conducted by researchers at the University of Leicester in partnership with Leicester City Council , is published in the Journal of Transport & Health. The study was conducted in conjunction with Leicester City Council’s transport and public health teams. However, the concentration of fine particulate matter (PM2.5)

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Scotland should follow on-demand bus schemes example of other UK regions, says charity

Envirotec Magazine

The proposal is among the ideas submitted by transport mobility charity CoMoUK in evidence to the Scottish Parliament’s Rural Economy and Connectivity Committee. Prior to the coronavirus pandemic, bus travel was in decline, with the number of people using that mode of transport falling by around 100 million since 2008.

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Sustainability Guide for Consulting Firms: Running An Eco Friendly Business

Green Business Bureau

Reducing carbon emissions caused by commuting and traveling saves money and your employees’ time. Reducing carbon emissions caused by commuting and traveling saves money and your employees’ time. You will also help the environment by reducing global warming, mitigating the waste of finite materials, and reducing pollution.

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Ways You Can Save Money and the Environment

The Environmental Blog

There are items and services available for your home, style, and transport that you may have not even thought of before – ones that not only save you money but also reduce your carbon footprint. #1 2 Take Advantage of Public Transport. If public transport isn’t a viable option for you, you will do better off owning your own car.

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Small, everyday ways you can improve the environment

The Environmental Blog

We’ve compiled a list of easy actionable changes you can make to help improve the environment. Use public transport. Public transport not only eases congestion but has a significant impact on the environment. For example, if you’re travelling to Brighton for work, you can catch a train from a smaller town like Lewes. .

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