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The City’s 2026 Budget: What’s in it for the Environment?

Watch the tabling of bill on Urban Wildfires, the next stage in the climate crisis

Green buildings are popular - so why does Ford keep attacking them? - Toronto Environmental Alliance

Polling: Public Perceptions of Green Building Requirements

The City listened to our incineration greenwashing concerns! - Toronto Environmental Alliance

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Evergreen Brick Works: A Reuse Case Study!

READ OUR REPORT: We're challenging the incineration industry’s “green energy” claims

Set up a Heat Protocol for your home and community using our tools

Kicking off with reusables: The opportunity of the FIFA World Cup 26™ for Canadian events

Our statement on Bill 17 and removal of green development standards

Our Letter to City Council to protect Peaceful Protest Rights in Toronto

From Crisis to Catalyst: Building a Strong, Inclusive, and Green Economy in Toronto

City of Toronto Community Environment Day Event Schedule

We're drowning in reusable bags. Are bag profits preventing big grocers from adopting solutions? | CBC News

We need a Flood Safe City

Media Release: New Coalition calls on City to protect Toronto tenants from extreme heat

Keep me updated on Toronto's Commercial Parking Levy

Brave New Budget: The City must raise property taxes to make critical progress on climate action

Support for Small Food Businesses to Reduce Single-Use Disposables

Victory! Toronto moving towards to tackle Single-use plastics and foodware

The grocery giants need to reduce plastic

My community's resilience in the face of climate change

Most of Ontario's recyclable drink containers are going right to the landfill. A deposit return system can help.

We've been talking to businesses about single-use and reusable foodware

There's a lot going on behind the scenes of Ontario's new blue box regulation

Fossil Gas: The climate challenge of getting off gas for Ontario municipalities

It’s up to us to make Olivia Chow’s time as Mayor count

Toronto keeps trying to burn its garbage

Toronto city council voted against more gas-plant production. The province is making it happen anyway

Opinion | This Earth Day, we need more than litter cleanup from Toronto’s mayoral candidates

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