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20/20 The Way to Clean Air

20/20 The Way to Clean Air

Every time we drive our vehicles and use energy in our homes, we are burning fossil fuels – such as gas, oil and coal – and sending air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions into the air. This contributes to smog and climate change.

The goal of 20/20 The Way to Clean Air is to help you reduce your energy consumption by 20 percent at home and on the road. 20 percent, or one tonne, is a fifth of what the average Canadian produces each year in greenhouse gas emissions. Reductions in these pollutants will improve local air quality and lessen the impact of smog and climate change on the environment and your health.

20/20 The Way to Clean Air Planner provides you with step-by-step tips to reduce home energy and vehicle use by taking actions that save energy without sacrificing comfort or convenience.

20/20 The Way to Clean Air School Program

The 20/20 The Way to Clean Air campaign also has numerous school resources for teachers and students to help deliver energy conservation curriculum in a fun and engaging way and participation in 20/20 provides support towards Ontario EcoSchool certification.

20/20 School Resources include:

  • 20/20 The Way to Clean Air School Planner (English) (French);
  • 20/20 The Way to Clean Air Teacher’s Guide;
  • 20/20 The Way to Clean Air In-Class Lesson Plans (English) (French); and
  • 20/20 The Way to Clean Air Classroom Animated Slide Show with Instruction (can be used within the classroom to introduce and describe how to participate in the 20/20 The Way to Clean Air Program)

 

More Projects

  • Municipal Climate Lens Tool
  • Climate Action Support Centre (CASC)
  • Municipalities Acting on Climate Together (Municipalities ACT) Network
  • Accelerating Electric Vehicle Uptake
  • Partners for Climate Protection (PCP)
  • Harmonized Heat Warning and Information System
  • Collaboration on Home Energy Efficiency Retrofits in Ontario (CHEERIO)
  • Complete Streets for Canada
  • Scarborough Cycles
  • Active Neighbourhoods Canada
  • Air Quality Monitoring Roundtable
  • Ontario Energy Community of Practice
  • Community Adaptation Initiative
  • Municipal Adaptation Training Program
  • The Centre for Active Transportation
  • Clean Air Council

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