The Problem

Ontario has the second highest greenhouse gas emissions in Canada, but the province’s weak Environment Plan won’t do much to reduce these emissions and fight climate change.

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The Solution

Ontario must strengthen its Environment Plan and start taking serious action to reduce carbon pollution from transportation, buildings, industry and electricity.

Increase energy efficiency in buildings

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The Goreway Power Station in Brampton uses polluting fossil gas to generate electricity. Gas Plant

End the use of fossil gas to generate electricity

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Strengthen Ontario’s Environment Plan

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Reduce transportation emissions

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Reports

HOT HOT AIR (and other gases): A REVIEW OF THE PAST FOUR YEARS OF ONTARIO’S CLIMATE CHANGE (IN)ACTION

HOT HOT AIR (and other gases): A REVIEW OF THE PAST FOUR YEARS OF ONTARIO’S CLIMATE CHANGE (IN)ACTION

A Plan For Green Buildings, Jobs and Prosperity for Ontario: Reducing Carbon Emissions from Fossil Gas

A Plan For Green Buildings, Jobs and Prosperity for Ontario: Reducing Carbon Emissions from Fossil Gas

Paving Paradise: The Impact of Highway 413 on Greenhouse Gas Emissions, Air Pollution and Suburban Sprawl

Paving Paradise: The Impact of Highway 413 on Greenhouse Gas Emissions, Air Pollution and Suburban Sprawl

Yours To Recover: A Progress Report on Ontario’s Climate Change Actions

Yours To Recover: A Progress Report on Ontario’s Climate Change Actions

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