TEA volunteers and staff went to over 130 events across Toronto in 2014!

Attention South Etobicoke residents! Attend Live Green Toronto's upcoming community meeting on air quality on February 17.

The City of Toronto is undertaking Local Air Quality Studies to identify specific sources of pollution that are making people sick in our neighbourhoods.

Mercury is one of the top toxic chemicals released into Toronto's air and water. That is why TEA is tackling the two largest sources.

Board of health wants to study design guidelines for residential buildings near major thorough fares

This week, a City of Toronto local air quality study in South Etobicoke found an increased risk of cancer in the community due to air pollution. The major source is transportation emissions from cars & trucks.

TEA's DeTOx Toronto Campaigner, Heather Marshall, was interviewed in a CityNews Exclusive video about South Etobicoke's Local Air Quality Study results.

A City of Toronto study has found high levels of cancer-causing toxins in the air around a major highway interchange in South Etobicoke.