Just launched: Carbon Emissions Inventory 2024
The Atmospheric Fund (TAF), project co-lead for TransformTO, welcomes City Council’s unanimous approval of the ambitious climate plan. We now call on the provincial and federal governments to help us refine, fund, and implement it.
TransformTO plan may be the most ambitious anti-climate change plan this city’s ever seen, columnist and City Hall veteran David Nickle writes for the York Guardian (InsideToronto).
Toronto’s Parks and Environment Committee has recommended going ahead with an ambitious climate change plan that would cut the carbon footprint of public housing, transportation and new development by 2050, Metroland Media reports (InsideToronto).
TransformTO has received approval from the City’s Park and Environment Committee. Jim Baxter, Director of the City’s Environment and Energy department, walks the Star through the plan to get carbon emissions to 80 per cent below 1990 levels by the year 2050.
CBC News, April 29, 2017
SABMag, March 10, 2017
The nascent Canadian Infrastructure Bank is a golden opportunity to invest in energy efficiency on a large scale. By scaling up retrofits and reducing energy waste across Canada, the CIB would yield a financial and environmental Return on Investment.
Toronto Star, December 5, 2016
A fast-growing trend called “microtransit”, which includes ride-sharing services, could cut carbon emissions from personal transportation in the GTHA by six per cent, a new TAF-commissioned study found.
NOW Magazine, October 26, 2016
