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5 reasons why Canada is not a leader in reducing greenhouse gas emissions

by thegtapatriot@yahoo.ca | Oct 10, 2007 | GTA Environment

According to the latest national inventory on greenhouse gas, Canada’s emissions are now 32.7% above its Kyoto Protocol targets. According to the latest national inventory on greenhouse gas, Canada’s emissions are now 32.7% above its Kyoto Protocol...

Invest in transit now, not later

by thegtapatriot@yahoo.ca | Oct 9, 2007 | GTA Environment, GTA Issues, Public Transit, Toronto

In reading the history of Toronto and the TTC, high investments were made in public transit, which helped the TTC become one of the top transit systems in North America. However during an episode of the Agenda with Steve Paikin, which airs on TVO, one of the panelists...

The Nuclear Power that Binds Us in Ontario

by thegtapatriot@yahoo.ca | Oct 5, 2007 | GTA Environment, GTA Issues

In an effort to become a green city, little thought is given to the two major nuclear plants, just outside of the Toronto area. I think we like to imagine that they are not there. Do the benefits really outweigh the cost? In regards to the greening of the planet...

Highways vs. transit, suburban vs. urban

by thegtapatriot@yahoo.ca | Oct 1, 2007 | GTA Environment, Public Transit

Highways have always been a priority in the transportation budget. Even as Mike Harris was dropping responsibility for transit in the laps of cities in the early 2000s, he was pouring cash into highways. At the same time as the province was crying poor to transit...

McGuinty looking to hydrogen-fuelled GO trains

by thegtapatriot@yahoo.ca | Oct 1, 2007 | GTA Environment, Public Transit

The Ontario government is talking to Bombardier Transportation about funding the development of one of the world’s first hydrogen-powered trains.A train that uses a hydrogen fuel cell to combine hydrogen with oxygen to create the electricity needed to run its...
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