10 Steps to Live Lighter - small choices have big impacts!

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This workshop will teach you how to assess your current greenhouse gas impact and impactful ways to reduce it, in 10 simple steps!

Climate Matters

Small choices can have a big collective impact! Not only do we all produce carbon in our everyday activities, but individuals are consumers and decision makers who shape our economy, its systems and its rules. You have the power to shift the needle on climate.

Ottawa Matters

Ottawa has aggressive climate targets to reduce GHG from the community sources by 100% by 2050. To meet this important goal we need the coordination of individuals, businesses and policy leaders. It may seem like a long way off, but as we all know time flies and we are going to be there before you know it. Ottawa is making significant investments to help in the transition but we all need to do our part to shift the trend of climate change

About this workshop

This workshop will offer practical tips on reducing your environmental impact. Learn about how to assess your current greenhouse gas footprint and simple ways to reduce it. Through a broad range of solutions that fit various lifestyles, you will be inspired to try new things and reduce your personal and household GHG. Questions and ideas are welcomed throughout the event.

We want to ensure that EnviroCentre's programs are accessible to all members of the community. If the ticket price is a barrier to you, use the discount code provided to access this workshop free of charge. Discount Code: climateaction2021

Need more information? Get in touch with us at [email protected]

Can’t make it for the scheduled time? Register anyway! We will send a link to the recording following the event, so that you can view it on your own time.

EnviroCentre would like to thank our co-sponsors for supporting this event series:

• EcoEast
• Good Choice Initiative
• Ottawa Tool Library
• Efficiency Canada
• Ecology Ottawa
• Sustainable Eastern Ontario
• Peace & Environment Resource Centre
• Zero Food Waste Ottawa
• Councillor Catherine McKenney
• Councillor Mathieu Fleury