As City Council reaches their midterm mark, we evaluated the key environmental decisions made by our local government in the last two years on four key issue areas: climate change, transportation, toxics, and waste.

TEA is part of the Our Hyrdo Coalition that aims at keeping Toronto Hydro public

In choosing the revenue tools best suited for helping raise the funds we need to build a greener city and fight climate change, we need to make sure they are sustainable, equitable and helping to promote positive change

On Monday evening, more than 150 concerned residents and TEA supporters flooded into a Committee Room at City Hall to show support for Toronto’s new climate action plan. Many people were forced to stand as the room was at capacity, and extra chairs had to be brought in to accommodate everyone.

TEA breaks down what happened at Toronto's City Council this Month.

Depute at the Subcommittee on Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation on Nov 14 while flooding the room with TEA.

The Toronto Star talks about TEA encouraging the City of Toronto to keep Toronto Hydro public and the OurHydro.ca campaign.

TEA's Executive Director, Franz Hartmann, speaks to CBC News about why selling part of Toronto Hydro to pay for Smart Track is a bad idea.

Toronto is developing a Long Term Waste Plan for what to do with our city's waste over the next 30-50 years. This is an important environmental decision, and we need to push for a focus on Reducing, Reusing and Recycling our waste.