The One-tonne Challenge!

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The One-Tonne Challenge asks you to reduce your annual greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by one tonne. How? Use less energy. Conserve water and resources. Reduce waste. Fewer emissions means protecting our climate and having cleaner air and healthier communities for all Canadians. And saving energy puts more money in your pocket. Find out about the Challenge Why take the Challenge? Join now! Highlights ... Energy-saving community unveiled in Ontario [March 21, 2005] Get an EnerGuide for Houses evaluation to reveal what energy retrofits can lower your energy bills and save you money. More [February 28, 2005] New radio spots ask Canadians to take the Challenge at home and on the road [February 28, 2005] Budget 2005 invests more than $3 billion in new funding over five years in the government's environmental priorities under the theme of "Moving Towards a Green Economy". More [February 23, 2005] Vehicle fuel efficiency: Government of Canada presents EnerGuide awards and unveils new driver education kit [February 16, 2005] Energy-saving housing program launched in Ontario [January 12, 2005] Play the new KnowZone Trivia Game. You could learn a tonne! Play now [January 06, 2005] Archives Everyone's Playing a Role  Communities  Climate Change  Centres  Business and Industry  Youth  Educators In Focus Incentives & Rebates Exhibits & Events Construction Without Destruction  More

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