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  • Hasan M.A. Frame D.J. Archie K.M.
    Emissions from the road transport sector of New Zealand: key drivers and challenges.
    Environmental Science and Pollution Research
    26(23), 23937–23957
  • Ingham, T.
    Keall, M.
    Jones, B. Aldridge, D. Latimer, M. Dowell, A.
    Davies, C.
    Crane, J.
    Draper, J. Bailey, L.
    Viggers, H.
    Stanley, T. Leadbitter, P.
    Howden-Chapman, P.
    Damp mouldy housing and early childhood hospital admissions for acute respiratory infection: a case control study.
    Thorax
    74, 849-857.
  • Archie, K. Flood, S.
    Climate change response in New Zealand communities: Local scale adaptation and mitigation planning.
    Environmental Development
    28, 19-31
  • Keall, M.
    Shaw, C.
    Howden-Chapman, P.
    Reductions in carbon dioxide emissions from an intervention to promote cycling and walking: A case study from New Zealand.
    Transportation Research Part D
    65, 687-696.
  • Dodge, N.
    Investigating recruitment and completion mode biases in online and door to door electronic surveys.
    International Journal of Social Research Methodology
    21(2).
  • Keall, M.
    Shaw, C. Abrahamse, W.
    Howden-Chapman, P.
    Are people who already cycle and walk more responsive to an active travel intervention?
    Journal of Transport & Health
    10, 84-91.
  • Preval, N.
    Howden-Chapman, P.
    How economic analysis can contribute to understanding the links between housing and health.
    Int J Environ Res Public Health
    14, 9.
  • Preval, N.
    Randal, E.
    Moores, J.
    Howden-Chapman, P.
    Streamlining urban housing development: are there environmental sustainability impacts?
    Cities
    55, 101-112.
  • Howden-Chapman, P.
    Keall, M.
    Witten, K.
    Abrahamse, A.
    Woodward, A.
    Muggeridge, D. Beetham, J Grams, M.
    Increasing active travel: aims, methods and baseline measures of a quasi-experimental study.
    BMC Public Health
    2014, 14, 935

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