Tag: climate change

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Resolute’s first National Sweater Day: cozy for conservation!

Resolute’s Carolyn Pinto, shares how National Sweater Day was a fun and fitting way to symbolically demonstrate the company’s commitment to sustainability and educate employees about climate change. Read More
Resolute’s Carolyn Pinto, shares how National Sweater Day was a fun and fitting way to symbolically demonstrate the company’s...
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WWF-Canada and Communauto have an electrifying offer for Quebec!

In Quebec, where transportation accounts for over 40% of total greenhouse gas emissions, and electricity is renewable, electric vehicles have a clear role to play in climate change solutions. Read More
In Quebec, where transportation accounts for over 40% of total greenhouse gas emissions, and electricity is renewable, electric vehicles...
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Sweater Day Party at the WWF-Canada office in St. John's, NL

Sweater Day has come and gone for another year, but hopefully the coziness of the evening will linger in the hearts and minds of all who participated…. With thermostats continuing to stay low, while... Read More
Sweater Day has come and gone for another year, but hopefully the coziness of the evening will linger in...
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National Sweater Day at Newfoundland Power

On February 7, 2013 the takeCHARGE team played host to National Sweater Day at all Newfoundland Power offices. We lowered our buildings temperature by 2ºC and encouraged employees to wear a fun, quirky sweater... Read More
On February 7, 2013 the takeCHARGE team played host to National Sweater Day at all Newfoundland Power offices. We...
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Play tag with icebears in Ottawa

It's -18C in Ottawa today -- only about 10 degrees warmer than Western Hudson Bay, where polar bears are wandering and hunting on the sea ice. It's perfect weather to head outside to Canada's... Read More
It's -18C in Ottawa today -- only about 10 degrees warmer than Western Hudson Bay, where polar bears are...
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