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Earth Hour Oomph

And that of course is what it’s supposed to be.   From an event that didn’t even exist just three years ago, Earth Hour has burst onto the world stage as a top-tier global phenomenon. Last... Read More
And that of course is what it’s supposed to be.   From an event that didn’t even exist just three...
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Celebrate Earth Hour in your Community

 If you’ve signed up but are still looking for ways to make Earth Hour really fun, why not check out the Events page to find cool things happening around your community. Take a look... Read More
 If you’ve signed up but are still looking for ways to make Earth Hour really fun, why not check...
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Celebrating Earth Hour as a Family

Earth Hour is a global lights out phenomenon, led by WWF (World Wildlife Fund) to demonstrate that individual action is important and adds up to make a big difference. To date, a record 900 cities... Read More
Earth Hour is a global lights out phenomenon, led by WWF (World Wildlife Fund) to demonstrate that individual action is...
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Local food and local books

As well as reading the novel, each person was asked to bring something local, and preferably vegan. Matthew, Fil and Martha came up with such delicious recipes (most from scratch!) that I had to... Read More
As well as reading the novel, each person was asked to bring something local, and preferably vegan. Matthew, Fil...
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Mattress retailer shows the way to good recycling

The company notes that nearly 100 per cent of the material in mattresses — from the steel in their coils to the cotton in their padding — can be recycled. Not only does this... Read More
The company notes that nearly 100 per cent of the material in mattresses — from the steel in their...
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Christmas Light exchange programs bring cheer and reduces energy!

In chatting with one of the group leaders I’m working with, she mentioned there was a Christmas light swap in Midtown Toronto. If you bring two strings of your old inefficient lights, they will give you... Read More
In chatting with one of the group leaders I’m working with, she mentioned there was a Christmas light swap in...
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It’s that time of year again…. Secret Santa time!

Each year that my friends organize our secret santa week, we set out green guidelines to make sure we’re not just buying something for the sake of buying it. Some of the guidelines we’ve... Read More
Each year that my friends organize our secret santa week, we set out green guidelines to make sure we’re...
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Grandparents and grandkids taking on climate change together

If you’re interested in participating, but worried about attending meetings, don’t be! This is an online group, so you don’t have to worry about having to be in a specific location. We’re going to plan a... Read More
If you’re interested in participating, but worried about attending meetings, don’t be! This is an online group, so you...
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Making gifts green and beautiful

Tip #1: Wrap it in something that will get used again. The classic example for this is those pretty gift bags. Some creative twists on this include tea towels, reusable bags, clothes, baskets, jugs... Read More
Tip #1: Wrap it in something that will get used again. The classic example for this is those pretty...
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Last minute gift ideas at wwf.ca

Did you know that only 300-350 North American Right Whales remain in the ocean? By purchasing a gift for a Living Planet, such as protecting the Right Whale’s habitat, you help scientists conduct important... Read More
Did you know that only 300-350 North American Right Whales remain in the ocean? By purchasing a gift for...
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