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215 Unit 4 Being Green Keeps You Out of the Red Published by the Tourism Council of Australia Fax: +61 2 9358 6055 Website: www.tourism.org.au Corporate Environment Management I (2nd Edition) Edited by R. Welford Earthscan Publications, 1998, ISBN 1 85383 559 5 Website: www.earthscan@co.uk Green Hotelier International Hotels Environment Initiative magazine, published quarterly Compiled and edited for IHEI by Claire Baker Corporate Communications Website: www.ihei.org Environment Action Pack for Hotels UNEP Industry and Environment, International Hotels and Restaurants Association, International Hotels Environment Initiative publication, 1995, ISBN 1 899155 901 0 Website: www.ihei.org / www.ih-ra.com Environment Good Practice in Hotels UNEP Industry and Environment, International Hotel & Restaurant Association publication (Out of print; available in pdf format to hotel schools buying this pack. Contact infos@ih-ra.com) ISBN 9 28071 623 9 Website: www.ih-ra.com Environment Management Training Resource Kit UNEP Industry and Environment, International Chamber of Commerce, FIDIC publication, 1997 ISBN 9 2807 147 9 Website: www.unep.org How Can the Hotel and Tourism Industry Protect the Ozone Layer UNEP Technology, Industry and Economics/Multilateral Fund for the Implementation of the Montreal Protocol, 1998 ISBN 9 28071 668 9 Website: www.unep.org Life Cycle Assessment: What It Is and How To Do It UNEP IE publication 1996, ISBN 9 28071 546 1 Website: www.unep.org Tomorrow Magazine Website: www.tomorrow-web.com
216 Unit 5 A Primer on Sustainable Building D. L. Barnett, W. D. Browning Published by the Rocky Mountain Institute, Canada Fax: +1 (303) 9273420 Website: www.rmi.org Building Research Establishment, UK Website: www.bre.co.uk Carrying Capacity in Recreational Settings B. Shelby, T.A.Heberlein, Oregon State University, 1997, ISBN 0870714260 Central Rocky Mountain Permaculture Institute Fax: +1 923 664 010 Website: www.permaculture.net/Colorado/ Ecological Design Handbook: Sustainable Strategies for Architecture, Landscape Architecture, Interior Design and Planning F. Stitt McGraw Hill Book Company, 1999, ISBN 0-070614997 Eco Architecture – Sustainable by Design Giradet Academy Editions, 2000, ISBN 0 47199 899 0 Environment Building News Website: www.ebuild.com/index.html European Association of Renewable Energy Research Website: www.eurec.be/ Green Development: Integrating Ecology and Real Estate A. Wilson, J. L. Uncapher, L. A. McManigal, L. H. Lovins, M. Cureton, W. D. Browning Rocky Mountain Institute Fax: +1 (303) 9273420 Website: www.rmi.org Green Developments CD-ROM A companion to Green Development (above) Published by the Rocky Mountain Institute Fax: +1 (303) 9273420 Website: www.rmi.org Handbook on Sustainable Building D. Anink, C. Boonstra, J. Mak, Steering Committee on Social Housing, A.Morris James & James (Science Publishers), 1996, ISBN 1 87393 638 9
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