After a 2 year hiatus, the Eco Fun Fair is back!
With informative speakers, electric car test drives, retrofit house tours, not to mention food and face painting, there's a little something for everyone.
In partnership with the TRCA, the Pocket Change Project is able to offer native shrubs to anyone who lives in the Pocket, free of charge, for fall delivery.
During the pandemic, the Pocket Change Project has been hosting informative webinars on subjects near and dear to our hearts - lowering carbon footprints. If you missed them, check out videos and recaps here.
Read the May edition of the Pocket Change Project newsletter
Pocket Change Project member Liisa Repo-Martell has a message for Ontario voters concerned about the direction we're heading on climate change.
Fossil gas may be branded as “natural” but it’s even worse than coal when it comes to greenhouse gas emissions.
The Star has a good piece on Ontario's U-turn on clean electricity.
In the era of the electric car, will gas stations fade away like horseshoe makers did when internal combustion engines replaced horses? The CBC's Laura McQuillan has an interesting article.
The emissions from your house may not be as obvious as the exhaust from a tailpipe, but they’re just as real. The good news? The latest electric options for heating, hot water and cooking are worth exploring—and there are financial incentives that make them even more appealing.
