TEA's executive director Franz Hartmann wrote an opinion piece about Toronto's summer heat in Now Magazine.

On September 9th TEA appeared before the City of Toronto Parks and Environment Committee to talk about the recent heat waves that have been affecting the city. We talked about the need ensure the safety of the city’s residents and green spaces in the face of a changing climate.

This summer, Toronto has been under a spell of heat, haze and humidity. We’re only 9 weeks into the summer, and we’ve already had 12 heat warnings and 7 extended heat warnings declared for the city.

The Province’s new 5-Year Climate Change Action Action Plan will help Torontonians get ready for climate change, says the Toronto Environmental Alliance.

The Province’s new 5-Year Climate Change Action Plan will help set the stage for building the cities of tomorrow

It can be difficult to picture the everyday impacts of climate change, but some of Toronto’s plants and wildlife are trying to tell us what it could mean for our city.

Toronto has committed to reducing our greenhouse gas emissions by 80% by the year 2050. But in order to achieve this, we need transformative changes within our communities.

TEA has come up with seven climate engagement design principles that act as best practices for engaging the public to build support for a low carbon future.