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What's New
 The Clean Air Partnership launched the Alliance for Resilient Cities (ARC) on September 20, 2007
CITIES PREPARING FOR CLIMATE CHANGE
CAP releases the results from the first study of climate change impacts and response in Toronto. The report, Cities Preparing for Climate Change outlines a systematic process for municipalities to adapt. Adaptation to climate change is essential for cities to reduce the vulnerability of their citizens and their services to the impacts of this global threat.
Report
CLEAN AIR AND ENVIRONMENT GUIDE LAUNCHES!
CAP is pleased to announce the launch of the fifth edition of the Clean Air and Environment Guide. The 2007 edition, in a new convenient format, features interviews with fascinating – and green – thinkers like interior designer Dana Kosich, gardening guru Lorraine Johnson and Steven Page of the Barenaked Ladies. Plus, tips on saving energy and saving money at home and on the road!
Read the Guide
SKILLS FOR ENERGY-EFFICIENT CONSTRUCTION
CAP releases the results from a study on the skills and current trades available for implementing and maintaining new energy efficiency systems in buildings. The report titled Skills for Energy Efficient Construction makes recommendations to coordinate skills training and regulations combined with an understanding of the building-as-a-system.
Final Report
FEASBILITY OF EXPANDING THE TORONTO ATMOSPHERIC FUND (GTAF)
It is proposed that there be a Greater Toronto Atmospheric Fund (GTAF) based on the successful model for such an agency the Toronto Atmospheric Fund (TAF) and proven regional mechanisms such as the GTA Clean Air Council developed by the Clean Air Partnership (CAP)
Backgrounder
THE GREAT WATERFRONT TRAIL ADVENTURE, July 4-11, 2008
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