Sandra Dosen
Coordinator, Communications and Campaigns
As the Campaigns and Communications Coordinator, Sandra leads a variety of activities, including analytics reporting, content development, social media management, media monitoring, and targeted outreach.
Sandra’s education combines environmental studies with communications. She is passionate about supporting initiatives that advance societal transformation, justice, and belonging, with a particular interest in demonstrating how climate action improves quality of life by linking environmental sustainability and social well-being.
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One step forward, one step back for green buildings in Toronto
TAF Newsletter: April 2026
Case Study: Condo Chiller Replacement
TAF Newsletter: January 2026
TAF Newsletter: December 2025
A general disregard for the public’s rights’: Auditor General slams Doug Ford’s record on environmental rights in latest report
How many electric vehicles are in your neighbourhood? Turns out your postal code says a lot
Toronto Pauses Work on Building Emissions Standards
Toronto’s climate action plan is missing a major tool to lower emissions, experts say
Why Toronto won’t meet its climate crisis targets to cut the city’s biggest source of carbon emissions
Toronto blames federal funding cuts and Ford-era limits for shelving building emissions bylaw
Building Emissions Stall Progress Toward 2030 Climate Goals: Report
Why GTA emissions are ‘moving in the wrong direction’ despite electric vehicles, transit use
Ottawa’s deprioritization of climate being heard loud and clear at Queen’s Park: Ontario abandons emissions targets
Bill 60 could give Ontario’s housing minister more power over cities’ planning. Here’s how
‘Should become the standard,’ Experts say Toronto’s first net-zero building opens possibilities for further climate action
Carbon emissions up again in Hamilton as reduction deadline looms
New report finds carbon emissions continue to rise in Toronto, Hamilton areas
Emissions up in Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area as reliance on gas power deepens: report
Toronto-area emissions rise as Ontario burns more natural gas
CEO warns rising emissions threaten climate targets, urges reductions across the board
TAF Newsletter: November 2025
TAF Newsletter: October 2025
Toronto launches $20-million heat pump loan program
Inside the ‘fresh air factory’ at Canada’s Oxygen8
Are heat pumps more expensive now that Carney killed the carbon tax? Ontario homeowners question truth of Enbridge notice
Affordability and sustainability don’t need to compete: green housing advocates urge Carney to see big picture
EVs left in limbo after Mark Carney hits the brakes on sales mandate
TAF Newsletter: September 2025
Experts uncover incredible health impacts of electric cars: ‘Compelling’
TAF Newsletter: August 2025
The Atmospheric Fund (TAF) announces investment of $4.5M in Jule
An EV sales mandate is good public health policy, analysis shows
During a week when climate change felt closer than ever, Peel councillors learned they’re getting further away from stopping it
Doug Ford made it legal to create bird ‘death traps’ to speed up home construction
TAF Newsletter: June 2025
Toronto’s green roofs under threat as Ford government pushes Bill 17
TAF Newsletter: May 2025
Hour 3: Are municipal climate plans under threat by Ontario’s new housing bill
Ford government move could see environmental home requirements sacrificed in the name of building faster, cheaper
TAF Newsletter: April 2025
TAF Highlights Energy Cost Savings, Job Creation in ‘Made-in-Canada’ Policy Pitch
CityHousing Hamilton aims for 60 per cent cut in energy use at 123 townhouse units
TAF Newsletter: March 2025
Toronto Adds $2B to Climate Programs Through First-Ever Carbon Budget Process
TAF Newsletter: February 2025
EV adoption hindered by PC policies that ‘deliberately increase carbon emissions’
A legal bid by developers to strike down Toronto’s green building rules would ‘gut’ the city’s housing standards, say critics
Getting the Facts Straight on Toronto’s Green Development Standards
TAF Newsletter: January 2025
TAF Newsletter: December 2024
PC government’s carbon-heavy energy plan is reversing Peel’s emission reduction gains
Rising carbon emissions threaten climate goals in Toronto region
Hamilton greenhouse gas emissions rising faster compared to neighbouring cities
As the GTA cuts its emissions in key areas, this one thing is cancelling out the wins
Emissions in the GTA and Hamilton are rising, agency reports
Environnement : les centrales au gaz « annulent » les avancées de l’Ontario
GTHA Needs 11% Annual Carbon Cut to Hit 2030 Target as Gas Power Plants Erode Progress
TAF Newsletter: November 2024
TAF Newsletter: October 2024
TAF Newsletter: September 2024
New electric vehicle study can help EV owners save some money
Port Lands gas plant emissions seven times too high for new development at mouth of Don River
Keeping It Cool
Large-scale smart EV charging pilot launched in Toronto-Hamilton area
Here Comes The Sun
TAF Newsletter: August 2024
TAF Newsletter: July 2024
TAF Newsletter: June 2024
TAF Newsletter: May 2024
Toronto Pilot Aims to Lower EV Charging Costs, Optimize Grid
Mississauga strengthens growth standards to protect residents from costly climate disasters
TAF Newsletter: April 2024
Ontario’s big cities are failing to reach their climate goals, but a lack of reporting makes it impossible to know by how much
TAF Newsletter: March 2024
Cities Need Clean Electricity Regs to Boost ‘Clean Grid Advantage’, TAF Says
Low-Emitting, ‘Lego-Style’ Homebuilder Nabs $1.25M Investment from TAF
Liberals’ draft Clean Electricity Regulations won’t get sector to net zero by 2035, experts say
TAF Newsletter: February 2024
Big Budget Gap Has Toronto Falling Short on 2040 Climate Targets
PCs to extend life of Pickering nuclear plant; still heavily tied to natural gas
Ontario switches gears, plans to increase renewable energy production by 2035; transition still too slow
Ontario municipalities’ veto powers granted by Ford are complicating efforts to avert electricity shortages
TAF Newsletter: January 2024
TAF Newsletter: December 2023
CBC RADIO ONE – Metro Morning Interview
Carbon emissions in Greater Toronto/Hamilton increased 8% in 2022
Pandemic lessons could have slowed changes in Earth’s atmospheric systems; global emissions on the rise
Hamilton’s per-person carbon emissions are double other regions in the GTHA
GTHA Emissions Rise 8%, Gas Plant Pollution Up 56% in Two Years, Despite Clean, Affordable Alternatives
Hamilton’s per-person carbon emissions worst in the GTA
‘If you’re stuck in a hole, stop digging’: Emissions from natural gas generation in the Toronto-area cancel out reductions elsewhere
TAF Newsletter: November 2023
Ford government ignores clean energy transition, expands existing gas plants to produce more electricity
TAF Newsletter: October 2023
TAF Newsletter: September 2023
TAF Newsletter: August 2023
