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Navan’s Living Heritage Audio Tour
Navan Cycling Initiative recently teamed up with Wild About Navan to create a new self-guided tour of Navan’s wildlife.
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Navan Cycling Initiative Family Cycle Summer 2021
Navan Cycling Initiative are delighted to announce our second community cycle event!
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Navan 2021 – Open for Business!
RTE in town as outdoor hospitality returns to the streets of Navan
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Cycling as Carbon Offsetting
Many corporations are announcing they’ll be carbon neutral – or even carbon negative – by using schemes that offset their emissions. There are many such schemes, perhaps the most popular being those that save areas from deforestation. For every tree not cut down, a company can offset the benefit against their own emissions.
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Navan Cycling Initiative May 2021 Online Event
Join us for a chat for our very first subscriber-only online event for updates on all things cycling in Navan!
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Membership Offer: Navan Road Club
Navan Cycling Initiative have teamed up with Navan Road Club for a new special membership offer.
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The Ancient Destination Experience Development Plan
New Ancient Destination Experience Development Plan (ADEDP) – a five year plan to develop and enhance the Boyne Valley & surrounding areas
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New Study: Economic Impacts on Local Businesses
A meta-analysis of 23 individual studies on economic behaviours of cyclists + pedestrians v cars.
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Cycling to Save the Planet?
One of the goals for Navan Cycling Initiative is to improve our environment. But what does that goal look like? How will we know when it’s been achieved? And for all these long-term goals, how will we know day to day if anything is changing? Is there a way to break down this problem into bite-size pieces?
In this article, I look at greenhouse gas emissions for Ireland, Meath, and finally Navan to try and understand the sources of emissions, and how cycling might form part of the solution.
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