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Chambers, T.
Hales, S.
Shaw, C. Ball, J. Cleghorn, C.
Wilson, N.
New Zealand's Climate Change Commission report: The critical need to address the missing health co-benefits of reducing emissions.
New Zealand Medical Journal
134(1542), 109-118.
Howden-Chapman, P.
Capon, A.
Understanding the systemic nature of cities to improve health and climate change mitigation.
Environment International
94, 380-387.
Sobiecki, L.
The future of Wellington’s bus fleet: The environmental and health implications of different upgrade options for Wellington’s bus fleet.
NZ Centre for Sustainable Cities Policy Paper
Victoria University of Wellington & NZ Centre for Sustainable Cities, May 2016
Dodge, N.
Framing mobility investment: a review of the inclusion of environmental and social costs in transport appraisal frameworks in four Anglophone countries.
NZ Centre for Sustainable Cities Policy Paper
November 2017
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Transport-Appraisal-Frameworks.pdf
Dodge, N.
Investment for sustainable transport: transport investment and carbon emissions in four Anglophone countries.
NZ Centre for Sustainable Cities Policy Paper
November 2017
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Transport-investment.pdf
Archie, K. Flood, S.
Climate change response in New Zealand communities: Local scale adaptation and mitigation planning.
Environmental Development
28, 19-31
Bennett, M.
Howden-Chapman, P.
Scope for building performance provisions to advance building sustainability and environmental performance in New Zealand.
Working Paper for the National Science Challenge 11, Building Better Homes, Towns and Cities
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Chapman-Bennett-PLHC-Scope-for-Building-Performance-Provisions-for-susty.pdf
Hasan M.A. Frame D.J. Archie K.M.
Emissions from the road transport sector of New Zealand: key drivers and challenges.
Environmental Science and Pollution Research
26(23), 23937–23957
Grant, L.
Viggers, H.
Howden-Chapman, P.
Improving Buildings, Cutting Carbon.
Wellington, New Zealand: Steele Roberts, Aotearoa
O’Sullivan, K.
Chisholm, E.
Baby it's hot outside: Balancing health risks and energy efficiency when parenting during extreme heat events.
Energy Research & Social Science
66, 101480.
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