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WASTE REDUCTION

The grocery giants need to reduce plastic
This summer, the Canadian government has outlined a plan to make major grocery retailers cut plastic packaging and offer more groceries in bulk and refillable containers. This is a big step forward to eliminate plastics and single-use packaging.
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Most of Ontario's recyclable drink containers are going right to the landfill. A deposit return system can help.
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NEW REPORT: Reducing Single-use Foodware on Toronto's Waterfront
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NEW REPORT: Food service businesses in Toronto are willing to change their practices around single-use and reusable foodware
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[VIDEO] Solutions in Action: Reducing Waste in Toronto’s High-Rise Buildings
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TEA's Submission to the Planning and House Committee - Toronto Green Standard Review and Update
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RESOURCES AND TOOLS: Creating zero-waste high-rises
We've worked with multi-residential buildings as they reduce waste, increase recycling and increase composting. Now, we're sharing what we’ve learned to help more Toronto high-rises become zero-waste buildings.
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Three projects to reduce waste in your multi-residential building
Here are three projects ideas to help reduce waste in your multi-residential building!
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Statement from environmental and civil society groups on Ontario’s draft Blue Box regulation announcement
As the Province of Ontario announces new draft regulations for the Blue Box program, 7 environmental and civil society groups - including the Toronto Environmental Alliance - released a joint statement on Ontario’s draft Blue Box regulation.
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Community Hub Responses to COVID-19: Lessons for Creating More Equitable, Low-Carbon and Resilient Neighbourhoods
In this new blog series, our Climate Campaigner Michael Polanyi is sharing stories and exploring some of the lessons that can be learned from community hubs about our city’s emergency response and how to build more resilient, low-carbon and equitable neighbourhoods.
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