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Prepare for Landing
The report 'Prepare for Landing' provides guidance for knowledge-based organizations to monitor and reduce carbon emissions from business travel, drawing on experiences from the Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI) and the University of East Anglia.
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Document type: Report
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This September 2020 report by the Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI) provides practical guidance for organizations to track, report, and reduce business air travel emissions. Based on the TR2AIL project, which involved interviews at SEI and the University of East Anglia, the document outlines strategies for setting emissions targets, implementing decision-support tools, and fostering an organizational culture that prioritizes lower-carbon travel alternatives.
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Document type: Report
Business Air Travel and Climate: Changing Behaviors Before, During, and Beyond the COVID-19 Pandemic
A research paper by the World Resources Institute (WRI) examining how the COVID-19 pandemic altered business travel behaviors and how behavioral science can be used to maintain these reductions to lower aviation emissions.
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Document type: Research paper
Business Travel GHG Emissions Analysis
This working paper by the World Resources Institute examines how organizations can measure greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from air travel and implement science-based reduction targets, utilizing case studies from various non-profit and corporate entities.
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Document type: Research paper