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Change is in the wind – A few clicks of the mouse was all it took for Steve Szabo of Halifax to reduce his greenhouse gas emissions (GHGs) by over 6 tonnes.
The cold weather's coming: Time to save money and the environment – We all enjoy summer, but now fall is here – and that means winter is just around the corner. With energy prices seemingly going up and up, now is the time to start thinking about how to reduce your heating bills this winter.

On the road this fall – Across the country, gas prices are going through the roof. Taking steps to reduce your use of gasoline can save you money and help the environment at the same time.

It's all about you! – Everyone would like cleaner air to breathe and healthier communities – right?
Canada's Olympic Champions – taking on the fight against climate change – In August, Canadian athletes competed to be the best in the world at the Athens Olympics. Back home, they're still champions, this time for the environment.
Climate Change Fast Facts – Did you know?
A Goal for all Canadians – Each one of us produces greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions that contribute to climate change – every time we drive to the store, start up a computer or do anything that uses energy derived from fossil fuels.
Reducing GHGs One Person at a Time – On average, each individual Canadian is responsible for five tonnes of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions each year. That's enough to fill five typical two-storey, three-bedroom houses.
The One-Tonne Challenge: How You Can Help the Environment – Canadians Take the One-Tonne Challenge [PDF Version]
Summer and the One-Tonne Challenge – A great time to take the One-Tonne Challenge [PDF Version]
Join the One-Tonne Challenge – (Jan 2005) [PDF Version]
Join the One-Tonne Challenge – (Nov 2004) [PDF Version]