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Issue 17 - Oct 2010

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Plan your festive feasts early and waste less food

It's never to early to start planning your festive feasts

The festive season is fast approaching and it is never too early to start planning the special meals that will be shared with family and friends. When we gather for a festive season dinner, lunch or breakfast, food is often at the heart of the celebration. More >

Penrith householder saves with Home Power Savings Program

'Energy expert' arriving with the FREE Power Savings Kit

By joining the NSW Government's free Home Power Savings Program eligible households can save up to 20 per cent off their power use.
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Ride to Work Day Wednesday 13 October 2010

Director General Lisa Corbyn and Deputy Director General Simon Smith rode together on a tandem for Ride to Work Day 2009

Ride to Work Day celebrates cycling in the community as a sustainable means of transport. It encourages Australian workers to adopt a healthy and cheap way to commute. Now in its fourth year, the 2010 Ride to Work Day on Wednesday 13 October is likely to be bigger than ever as cycling continues to grow in popularity. More >

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New resources

  • FleetWise – NSW Government program to reduce emissions of greenhouse gases and other air pollutants from passenger and light commercial vehicles
  • NABERS – performance-based rating system for existing buildings.
  • Business Recycling – directory for the recycle of electronic goods, paper and cardboard, container and packaging, plastic, batteries, food scraps and more.

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DECCW 2010/778 | ISSN 1833-2153

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