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Locog head of sustainability challenges industry to build on the Games’ sustainability legacy
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Olympic Games delivers blueprint for low carbon construction
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Andrew Charlesworth, BusinessGreen , Thursday 27 May 2010 at 15:23:00 Commission for Sustainable London appeals for coordination of knowledge management from Olympics preparation The lessons of sustainable construction and event management resulting from preparations for the 2012 London Olympics should be assimilated into all government procurement, says the annual report from the Commission…
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Government procurement should learn from 2012 Games
The winter time can be a carefree time of year. You might lounge around more and eat large quantities of ice cream or other junk foods too. It’s easy to get into bad habits, and it’s quite possible that your pet learned some bad behavior too. If you have been feeding your pet table scraps and letting your animal beg and jump on people in the name of winter gloom, it’s time to go back to school. While you’re at it, why not integrate some eco-friendly activities into your lesson plan? Retraining or starting to train your puppy is a great way to start the spring.
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Back to School for Eco-friendly Pet Owners
