A cleaning process known as “wet cleaning” is far preferable to other dry cleaning methods for our health and our environment, according to a scorecard released by the Toronto Environmental Alliance (TEA) today.

Find out which dry cleaners still use toxic perc to clean clothes with TEA's Perc in Toronto map! Learn more about the safest alternative to perc at torontoenvironment.org/wetclean

Did you know that California, Massachusetts and the City of New York actively promote the transition from perc to safer dry cleaning alternatives?

Learn more about the advantages of wet cleaning.

How did TEA know how to score dry cleaners based on the chemicals they use? The Toxics Use Reduction Institute of course!

Read TEA's Toxic Campaigner’s latest blog post which includes an interactive Cadmium in Toronto map where you can find the good and bad news stories about toxic cadmium in our city.

Take a deep breath because Toronto Environmental Alliance and Environment Hamilton have launched the INHALE Project to improve air quality in our cities!

Did your Councillor stand up for you? See who voted for polluter pays in Toronto at the City Council budget meeting.

We found $1.6 Million to help balance the city’s budget every year. Will Toronto cash the cheque from Toronto water polluters? Sign the petition!