IT Can Make Travel in Northern Ireland Easier, Safer, and Greener

Eco-driving, videoconferencing and increased connectivity on public transport are some of the ways information technology could help make travel in Northern Ireland easier, safer and more environmentally friendly in the future according to our latest report.

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'Setting the Table' - advice to Government on Sustainable Diets
Our latest report finds that eliminating waste, cutting fatty and sugary foods and reducing meat and dairy consumption would make the biggest contribution towards improving health and reducing the environmental impacts of the food system.
SDC Welcomes Announcement on Northern Ireland Commissioner
The Sustainable Development Commission has welcomed the announcement by the First Minister Peter Robinson MLA and deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness MLA that the process to appoint a Sustainable Development Commissioner for Northern Ireland is underway.
Tim Jackson Presents 'Prosperity Without Growth?' In Belfast
Professor Tim Jackson presented his acclaimed work 'Prosperity Without Growth' to a packed audience at Queen's University on Tuesday 29th September. Speaking afterwards he outlined the thinking behind the report...

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Fruit and Veg

Jim Kitchen, Head of the Sustainable Development Commission in Northern Ireland, outlines his thoughts on a sustainable food future.

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Northern Ireland Green New Deal - 'Accepting the Challenge, Promoting the Future'

Members of the Northern Ireland Green New Deal Group discuss the opportunities for economic recovery and social and environmental enhancement found within such a package for Northern Ireland.

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Wood pellet manufacturer Balcas will provide eco-friendly brites wood pellets to five Government buildings across Northern Ireland.

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