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Ontario Climate Change Action Plan to benefit Toronto’s social housing

6/2016 - Ontario’s new Climate Change Action Plan will include $900 million for energy efficiency retrofits in social housing and private apartments. TAF and TCHC welcome the investment as it will improve living conditions for residents, reduce emissions, and lower utility costs for social housing providers.

How your driving habits affect vehicle emissions

5/2016 - …

ABCs of counting GHGs: Will EVs impact our emissions?

5/2016 - …

New book on Complete Streets: Nine redesigns that transformed urban space

5/2016 - …

How can Ontario get the most from cap and trade?

4/2016 - …

Will Uber debate compromise Toronto’s environmental standards?

4/2016 - …

From less bad to more good: the low-carbon city of the future

4/2016 - …

Let’s get it right – Ontario’s energy reporting and benchmarking policy

4/2016 - …

TEA shares 7 best practices for climate engagement

3/2016 - …

ABCs of counting GHGs: Net zero buildings

3/2016 - …

Province makes historic $17 Million Atmospheric Fund contribution

2/2016 - TAF reacts to the Ontario government's announcement to invest $17 million to expand the Toronto Atmospheric Fund (TAF) endowment as part of the 2016 provincial budget.

Energy Benchmarking & Reporting: TAF presents to Ontario Standing Committee

2/2016 - TAF has supported energy benchmarking as a best practice in the real estate industry for about 10 years. As part of the Building Value project, TAF conducted extensive research and consultation to explore the potential benefits of a municipal or province-wide benchmarking policy. TAF's Director of Policy & Programs Bryan Purcell testified in front of the Ontario Legislative Assembly's Standing Committee on General Government in favour of this policy tool.

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Ontario Climate Change Action Plan to benefit Toronto’s social housing

How your driving habits affect vehicle emissions

ABCs of counting GHGs: Will EVs impact our emissions?

New book on Complete Streets: Nine redesigns that transformed urban space

How can Ontario get the most from cap and trade?

Will Uber debate compromise Toronto’s environmental standards?

From less bad to more good: the low-carbon city of the future

Let’s get it right – Ontario’s energy reporting and benchmarking policy

TEA shares 7 best practices for climate engagement

ABCs of counting GHGs: Net zero buildings

Province makes historic $17 Million Atmospheric Fund contribution

Energy Benchmarking & Reporting: TAF presents to Ontario Standing Committee

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