[All] Fw: ECO Update
Lori Strothard
strothjkl at sympatico.ca
Thu Sep 15 11:22:25 EDT 2011
not sure if everyone already gets this email already or not, but fyi.......
Btw, as per the part at end - many interesting Canadian films can be watched at any time for free on your computer , kind of like a history of Canadian film, at the National Film Board's website www.nfb.ca
Lori Strothard
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ECO Update
2010/11 Annual Report
Meeting Responsibilities:
Creating Opportunities
Managing a Complex Energy System
Influencing Ontario's environmental policy agenda?
Opportunities for Education and Outreach
Green Screens by the National Film Board of Canada
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2010/11 Annual Report
Traditionally, the ECO's annual reports are released in fall. As this year is an election year, the ECO has postponed the release 2010/11 Annual Report until after the Ontario Legislative Assembly sits again.
Follow us for updates:
Recently Released Reports
Meeting Responsibilities: Creating Opportunties
Annual Greenhouse Gas Progress Report 2011
Articles Include:
Pricing Carbon in the Economy
Soil Carbon Opportunities
Landfill Methane - A Conflicted Concept
Introduction to Meeting Responsibilities: Creating Opportunities
Recommendations from the 2011 Greenhouse Gas Annual Report
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Managing a Complex Energy System
Annual Energy Conservaton Progress Report 2010
Articles Include:
Changing the Cost of Energy through Fiscal Policy
Solar PV vs. Solar Thermal: A Perverse Consequence of Ontario's microFIT Program
Smart Grids
The ECO explains how electricity pricing works in Ontario
What is a smart grid?
Influencing Ontario's environmental policy agenda
Try submitting an Application under the Environmental Bill of Rights (EBR). Together with a modest investment of time and thought, it may help you leverage the kind of environmental improvements that you know are needed. If you have strong arguments and evidence that an Ontario environmental law or policy ought to be changed, or that an environmental law has been broken, then you already have the raw materials for submitting an Application.
The application form is user-friendly; you can access the forms for reviews and investigations and our user guide, The EBR and You, here on our website.
Successful case studies:
a.. Rehabilitation of sand and gravel pits
b.. Integrating climate change adaptation into stormwater management
c.. Bike lanes in Toronto
For more topics, browse Applications for Review and Applications for Investigation
Opportunities for Education and Outreach
Part of our mandate at the ECO is to educate Ontarians about the function of our office and the rights available to residents of the Province under the Environmental Bill of Rights (EBR). Staff at the ECO are available on a limited basis to give presentations about the EBR or to highlight the topics of interest covered in our annual reports. Most recently, we have given presentations to the Council of Canadians - Barrie, Sir Sanford Fleming College, and the Dufferin Arts Council.
If your group, organization or class would like to learn more about your environmental rights, contact us!
For more information, send us an email: commissioner at eco.on.ca or give us a call at 416-325-3377 / 1-800-701-6454 (toll free)
Green Screens by the National Film Board of Canada
Every first Wednesday of the month, the National Film Board of Canada (NFB) presents a film related to the environment. The showings are located at 150 John Street, Toronto, ON M5V 3C3 and are typically free of charge.
Here is a upcoming showing for the NFB's Green Screen
Wednesday, October 5
Force of Nature: The David Suzuki Movie
7 PM - FREE
For more upcoming showings, please visit www.nfb.ca/mediatheque
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