Did you know that transportation is the largest source Ontario’s greenhouse emissions, not to mention being responsible for a host of nasty air pollutants? Luckily, there are cleaner transportation options …
In less than a year, some transit riders in Ontario could step into a shiny new electric bus as part of their daily routine. These electric buses produce zero …
Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Two new reports from the Clean Economy Alliance lend even more support to the growing evidence from economists and scientists that carbon …
Ontario has taken ambitious action in the past year to price carbon through a cap-and-trade system, and implement new programs to help reach the province’s climate targets. There’s room to …
Ontario’s carbon market has posted another strong result, adding to three consecutive cap-and-trade auctions that sold out this year and raised $1.5 billion in revenue for climate action in 2017. …
The City of Toronto’s Medical Officer of Health has sounded the alarm on traffic-related air pollution (TRAP), and proposed a set of sweeping measures to protect human health. According to a new report, if …
Imagine you’re at a dinner party, and the friend you brought along starts into a story with the phrase “So they’re proposing some changes to the Ontario Building Code….” Oh no, …
Red hot housing prices, sky-high condos and expanding sprawl – all recognizable traits of Ontario’s building sector. Lesser known? The massive opportunity for good jobs in Ontario’s plan to …
Ontario’s first cap-and-trade auctions are behind us, but there is still a lot of misinformation and misunderstanding around this carbon pricing plan. We put together a handy guide to review …
You can’t manage what you don’t measure. This old management adage speaks to the value of new a provincial regulation that requires commercial and multi-unit residential buildings to report …
