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06 NOV 2008 |
How to travel “environmentally friendly”?
Posted in Carbon Offset, Your Ideas by
Climate-neutral business travel combines ecological vision with economical interests. “Carbon-offset programs” make environmental awareness practicable. It’s not always “the others”. All means of transportation and those who use them contribute approximately 20% to the greenhouse gas emissions that are changing the world’s climate. While CO2 emissions have receded in all other areas of the western world, traffic-related emissions continue to climb significantly throughout the world. Business travel plays a significant role in this. Read more
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04 NOV 2008 |
Travel management: its impact on the climate
Posted in Carbon Offset, Your Ideas by AirPlus Editor
Frankly, we all are responsible for the protection of our environment, but not all travel managers have the same level of ecological awareness. It’s easy to say, “I’d like to travel more ecologically, but the travel business doesn’t provide good alternatives.” But what if we instead took care of our own business first… for example, by investing in the so called ‘ActionCarbone’ Program and trying to convince other travel managers by our works – not our words. Read more
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02 NOV 2008 |
In paper we trust
Posted in Paperless Office, Your Ideas by AirPlus Editor
We’ve heard about the “paperless office” now for years. Despite this, the amount of printed paper continues to climb. And at an immense cost to companies. May we ask you how you are reading this text? On your monitor? Or on paper? Read more
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