Coal-derived fuels in Illinois feasibility study : State of Illinois PL 96-126 proposal resource/technology area, A. Coal liquids /

Vol.2 has confidential material and is not available for circulation.

Diagnostic - feasibility study Baumann Park Lake, Winnebago County, Illinois /

"The diagnostic-feasibility study of Baumann Park Lake was provided by Conservation 2000 funds through the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency."

Feasibility study report for the Sinnissippi Dam, Sterling-Rock Falls, Illinois /

"21 February 1991"--V. 1.

Illinois Landsat feasibility study /

Prepared for the Institute of Natural Resources by John Bishop in cooperation with the Dept. of Local Government Affairs and Illinois Environmental Protection Agency.

In the matter of La Salle Electrical Utilities Inc. Superfund PCB Abatement Project remedial investigation/feasibility study (IEPA to 87 81) : responsiveness summary.

Caption title.

In the matter of Central Illinois Public Service (CIPS) Manufactured Gas Plant (MGP) Site, Taylorville, Illinois : remedial investigation/feasibility study : proposed plan : responsiveness summary.

"October 1992."--Cover.

Phase I diagnostic / feasibility study of Paris Twin Lakes, Edgar County, Illinois /

"Prepared for the City of Paris, Illinois."

Phase I diagnostic / feasibility study of Stephen A. Forbes Lake, Marion County, Illinois /

"This report was financed in part by a grant from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency under Section 314 of the Clean Water Act."

A feasibility study of the use of unemployment insurance wage-record data as an evaluation tool for JTPA : report on project's phase I activities /

"January 1991."

Feasibility study of a system of staggered industry hours /

"PB-261 983."

Feasibility study of a coal slurry feeding system for high pressure gasifiers; final report.

Mode of access: Internet.

A hand-portable ranging device (final report on a feasibility study)

Mode of access: Internet.

Alternative transportation modes feasibility study /

"NPS D-944"--Vol. 1, p. 3 of cover.

Using the Internet for Physical Activity Promotion in a Regional Community: Feasibility Study Findings

New communication technologies (websites and email) are believed to hold promise for delivering population health interventions. However, studies on internet-delivered physical activity (PA) programs have encountered difficulties in engaging and retaining participants. Recent PA research has focused on peoples’ perceptions of the local environment and how this relates to PA participation. This study investigated the potential of: 1) reaching people living in a regional community via a locally-based Internet Service Provider (ISP), and 2) using data on the local environment to design a PA intervention relevant to the individual. An online survey was conducted via the ISP’s website over 12 days. ISP clients (approximately 9,000) were invited to participate in the survey via electronic newsletter and direct email. Data on motivational readiness and environmental correlates of PA were collected. 820 surveys were completed, of which 797 were valid (response rate = 9%). Participants had a mean BMI 27.6±8.3, were 55% male, 56% aged >45 years, 57% worked fulltime, and 36% were in the early stages of motivational readiness for PA. Most reported positive perceptions of the local environment in terms of aesthetics, convenience, access, traffic and safety. However, over half did not know about or use local PA facilities. Over 70% were somewhat to extremely interested in having access to a PA promotion website. These data suggest that promoting PA via a locally based ISP is feasible and appealing to some people living in a regional community, but also highlight some of the challenges of using this technology to deliver population health interventions.