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SOM E INTERNET USEFUL SITES IOC, Sport and environment commiss ion: http://www .oly mpic.org/uk/organisation/commiss ions/environment/index _uk.as p 52 United Nations Environmental Programme (UNEP): http://www .unep.org/ UNEP Agenda 21 http://www .un.org/es a/sustdev/agenda21.htm UNEP sport and environmental programme http://www .unep.org/c pi/sport_env / Green Games 2000, a s ection of the Env ironment A ustralia w eb s ite prov iding a detailed insight into the policies and practice behind the creation of the Green Games. http://www .ea.gov .au/ev ents/greengames/index.html Athens 2004: env ironment http://www .athens .oly mpics .org/page/default.asp?la=2&id=9 Torino 2006: environment http://www .torino2006.org/ambiente/content.php?idm=100011 International Academic of Sport Science and Tec hnology, EPFL, Lausanne: http://www .aists.org/ Oly mpic Studies Centre (UA B) and the International Chair in Oly mpism (IOC-UA B), Univ ersity of Barc elona: http://oly mpicstudies.uab.es/eng/index .html Greenpeac e Olympic env ironmental guidelines: http://www .greenpeac e.org.au/arc hives/olympics/reports/new guidelines .pdf
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