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| Written by JuniorDr Team | |
| Monday, 30 June 2008 | |
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Six out of ten NHS trusts are making plans to tackle climate change, according to an NHS Confederation poll.
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Over half of all trusts were confident that they could reduce energy consumption, however only one in five thought they would be likely to invest in alternative energy or renewable schemes.
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