The Pembina Institute is a leading authority on climate change policy. But we have also created hands-on tools that help individuals and businesses reduce their greenhouse gas (GHG) pollution:
Commit to Reducing Your Emissions
Pembina's
One Less Tonne tool presents 20 simple actions you can take to reduce
GHG pollution at home and on the road. One Less Tonne invites you to
change the way you use energy so that you can cut your personal
emissions by at least one tonne. With every action you choose, you’ll
get a tally of the emission reductions you'll achieve, as well as the
money you'll save through reduced electricity or fuel costs
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Demand Government Leadership
Although individuals play an important part, preventing the worst impacts of climate change depends above all on governments implementing effective policies and measures to reduce GHG pollution. In Canada, we need a comprehensive climate change plan that cuts GHG emissions from all major sources. Amongst other things, governments must:
- set regulated targets and standards for heavy industry, vehicles, and appliances
- provide major financial incentives for the products and technologies that reduce emissions most
- invest in infrastructure that reduces fossil fuel use; and
- set short-, medium- and long-term targets that put us on a path to deep emission reductions
Ask your federal, provincial and local government representatives what they’re doing to cut GHG pollution. At election time, consider supporting political parties with a strong, comprehensive plan to fight global warming.
Buy Green Power
One
important way you can reduce GHG emissions is to switch to green
electricity. The Pembina Institute is partnering with Bullfrog Power to
offer 100% emission-free, renewable wind power for your computer, home
or business. Part of the proceeds from this program go towards
Pembina's work for a sustainable energy future.
Buy wind power today at www.pembina.org/green-power
Donate to Pembina
You can also make a direct donation
to the Pembina Institute. We highly value the contributions of
individuals, businesses and foundations. Our work is made possible
through your support.







