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Sustainability, Information Technology, and Environment--John C. Falcocchio
Pages 80-81

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From page 80...
... Joan McDonald described the role of the New York State Department of Transportation and its linkages with communities, economic competitiveness, and environmental quality. She emphasized the importance of incorporating sustainability into transportation decisions and illustrated the application of this principle by describing a number of projects throughout the state.
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... the use of various efficiency measures to reduce energy and emissions from existing buildings, wastewater treatment plants, solid waste management facilities, and vehicles.
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