From dumping batteries to old sports equipment, compact florescent lightbulbs to used cooking oil, find out how to make your spring cleaning green!

Deposits on drink bottles and cans are hands-down the best way to reduce waste and increase recycling. TEA has pushed for deposit systems for years - learn more.

TEA and a number of environmental NGOs are urging the Province to protect Ontario's successful deposit system for alcohol containers.

We need to cut Toronto’s waste drastically by investing in waste diversion. Far too much that can be recycled or composted is being thrown away.

Last summer, the City held 4 Public Consultations, attended events & surveyed the public's ideas about dealing with Toronto's waste for the next 50 years.

Battery recycling proposal with lower definition of recycling rejected!

December 4, 2014, the Provincial Government released a draft regulation. If enacted, it will be easier for cement and steel companies to burn garbage instead of coal to make their products. They claim this is good for the environment. Environmental groups have big concerns.

The region is trucking organic waste all the way to Ottawa and London to be processed, having no anaerobic digester available locally.

Over ten weeks in 2014, hundreds of Toronto residents took TEA's Waste Free TO Challenge online - what we found surprised us.