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Wetlands for wastewatertreatment?
Resource consumption in hotels–
Energy, kWh/m2
157 (1*hotel) 301
380 (4*hotel)
100 – 200
198 – 379
688.7
200-1000,
aver. 495
715
249 – 436,
aver. 364.4
Radisson
SAS
(2002)
Accor
(2002)
Sweden
(1999,2001)
Ottawa,
Canada
(1991)
London, UK
(1988)
Italy
(2001)
99 – 444.6,
aver. 296.4
103 – 370,
aver. 272.6
72 – 519,
313.9 aver. 289.9
148.4 – 988
aver. 564
250 – 844,
aver. 406
745
Portugal
(2001)
Cyprus
(2001)
Greece
Hong Kong US (1999) (2001)
(1995-1997)
Japan
(1991)
(Bohdanowicz, 2003)
How does tourism score? What are the carbon emissions by tourism for
every dollar earned? How does this compare to other sectors of industry?
Resource consumption in hotels – Waste
0.05 kg/
guest night
UNSORTED
WASTE
0.515 kg/
guest night
UNSORTED
WASTE
3.1 kg/guest
night (corporate
average)
1.15 kg/
guest night
(average for
Scandinavia and
Germany)
UNSORTED
WASTE
Florida
1.06 – 3.33
kg/room/day
single hotel in
Florida
12 kg/room/day
Sånga Säby
Course &
Conference
Centre (2002)
Scandic Hotels
(1999)
Radisson SAS
(2002)
USA
(1990s)
(Bohdanowicz, 2003)

Rethink, Reduce, Recycle, Reuse!
Waste Minimization and Management
 Reduction
 Reuse
 Recycling
 Redesign, rethink (supply chain management)
 Waste-to-resource transformation
Avoid hazardous zones
Choose locations that are
sheltered from hurricanes,
earthquakes, floods,
tsunamis and other natural
disasters.
 Information technologies
 Communication technologies
 Etc.
So, can technologies help?
Technologies can help
 to decrease resource consumption per unit
of delivered services/goods
 in generating environmental impacts and
then dealing with them
 In disseminating relevant information and
knowledge
 In facilitating the communication between
stakeholders
 in processing vast amounts of information
and managing complex systems
 in enhancing in multiple ways the quality of
the travel experience
But they cannot
 Exercise political will or leadership
 Define our value systems or generate
our visions
 Go the extra voluntary mile
From: http://www.innovationtools.com/Quotes/Quotes.asp?offset=40, as acessed 070619
"What's missing isn't the ideas…it's the
will to execute them."–
Seth Godin (2006)
We should draw on our power of
innovation to do something about that
The human desire and ability to travel and
savour the world across magically
diminishing boundaries needs to be
responsibily harmonized with the rapidly
changing priorities of our global village
which some of us roam,
and all of us share.
From : http://www.illustration.moonfruit.com (via www.mind-mapping.co.uk/mind-maps-examples.htm), as accessed 070619
TBL?
“…Say again?…”
Miscommunications in
Air Traffic Control
David McMillan
B.App.Sc., Grad.Dip.Ed., M.Ed.
School of Learning and Development
Faculty of Education
Queensland University of Technology
A Project
submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the award of
the degree of Master of Education
October 1998
(This project constitutes 24/96 of the degree)
CONTENTS
1. INTRODUCTION....................................................................................................4
1.1 REASON FOR THE STUDY...........................................................................................4
1.2 SCOPE OF THE STUDY................................................................................................5
2. THE CONTROLLER/PILOT RELATIONSHIP.................................................8
2.1 THE AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL SYSTEM........................................................................8
2.2 THE PILOT/CONTROLLER RELATIONSHIP—THE “AWKWARD ALLIANCE” ..............10
2.3 SITUATIONAL AWARENESS .....................................................................................12
3. THE NATURE OF LANGUAGE.........................................................................14
 
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