Denver / Barcelona / Delhi / Chester / Horvath / Milan / /
Company
Ecoplan International Inc. / /
Country
United States / /
Event
Environmental Issue / Reorganization / /
IndustryTerm
net vehicle travel / transport energy use / basic municipal services / travel pricing / internet-based information-sharing / transportation / bike-sharing services / net transport energy use / transportation emissions / energy codes / transportation systems / electricity supply / intensity services / travel destination / basic infrastructure / energy efficiency measures / transportation infrastructure effect / natural gas / mobile-based car / long-distance travel / transportation costs / freight rail infrastructure / energy use / average travel / renewable energy / public services / greenhouse gas / lower energy / communications technology / vehicle travel / finance / road infrastructure / public utilities / building materials / travel mode / average travel distances / lowcarbon technologies / relative travel distance / utility infrastructure / energy / transportation services / rail systems / e.g. finance / net freight transport energy use / per-person energy use / personal care services / energy-intensive industries / overall transport energy use / low-carbon energy / car-dependent development / local energy supply / city use energy / energy consumption / energy service / transport infrastructure / stormwater infrastructure / perperson energy use / technology suppliers / public transit information systems / telecommunications / likely mean less overall transport energy use / perperson vehicle travel / landfill gas capture / mass transit infrastructure / cement/steel / energy efficiency equipment providers / low-carbon energy supplies / travel times / local port infrastructure / waste management / public transport infrastructure / energy efficiency / cement / air travel / e.g. steel / travel modes / transportation infrastructure / reduced per-person energy use / marine port infrastructure / low-carbon energy supply / local electricity grids / overall infrastructure / food choice / urban infrastructure / steel / implement building energy codes / /
Organization
civil society / International Economic Development Council / United Nations / American Planning Association / /
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