The ChemTRAC program has released Phase 2 Data on the use and release of 25 priority toxic substances across Toronto.
Climate change, more green bins and more bags
The City of Toronto set a target of diverting (reducing, reusing, recycling or composting) 70% of our waste from disposal by 2010. That target was missed and today, in 2014, we're stuck at just over 50% waste diversion.
In this issue: Waste, TEA's 25th Anniversary and Dinner with Olivia Chow, Michele Landsberg and David Crombie.
It’s Finally Happening: The Transit Expansion Discussion
TEA turns 25! Another victory at City Hall
TEA Leaves is the paper newsletter of the Toronto Environmental Alliance.
TEA convinces Committee to take waste diversion seriously
Tell us your waste diversion stories
Green corporate leaders; Line 9
Walk down any street in Ontario on garbage day and you will see many garbage bins and bags and often overflowing recycling bins. Per person, Canada has some of the highest waste levels in the world.
Preparing for a hotter city - new infrastructure and transit
On January 16, 2013, Councillors were faced with proposed cuts to important programs that reduce energy use. Instead, Council agreed to a new way to finance energy retrofits for buildings in Toronto that improves on the Sustainable Energy Revolving Loan Fund.
Green energy & Greenbelt in Toronto
City Budget Proposes to Penalize People for Helping the Environment
In this issue