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  • The study used a field trial with 26 small retailers in Spain to test three treatments: a monetary label (ML), trained sales staff, or a combination of both. Results showed that the effectiveness of monetary information varies by appliance: MLs increased A+++ washing machine purchases, while sales staff (alone or combined with MLs) increased A+++ fridge purchases. No significant effect was found for dishwashers.

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    Themes: energy efficiency
    Basque Centre for Climate Change

    Document type: Research paper

    Regions: Spain

  • The International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD) conducted trials in 2012 using commercial grain and forage equipment to harvest cattails from ditches and Pelly’s Lake in Manitoba. The project successfully harvested nearly 300 tonnes of biomass, removing an estimated 240 kilograms of phosphorus. The results demonstrated that conventional equipment can be used for biomass feedstock collection, though efficiency is heavily dependent on water level management and weather conditions. Harvested materials were sent to Saskatchewan for biocarbon production and agricultural trials.

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    International Institute for Sustainable Development

    Document type: Report

    Regions: Manitoba
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