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Applying health impact assessment to land transport planning

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  • transport planning
Applying health impact assessment to land transport planning, Ball, J., Ward M., Thornley L., and Quigley R. , New Zealand Transport Agency, 05/2009, p.146, (2009)
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Integrating land use and transport planning, Land Transport New Zealand Research Report 333

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  • transport.
Integrating land use and transport planning, Land Transport New Zealand Research Report 333, Ward, M., Dixon J., Sadler B., and Wilson J. , (2007)
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