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Environment, Climate & Resilience

Environmental policy should improve everyday life.

Look for investments that solve several problems at once.

Cleaner, greener and more resilient Toronto

Flood protection

Backwater valves, sump pumps, drainage, stormwater planning and property-level resilience.

Building efficiency

Reduce operating costs and improve comfort through practical upgrades.

Waste reduction

Reduce waste and find productive uses for outputs where practical.

Heat recovery

Capture usable heat for district energy, private greenhouses, research and other productive uses where feasible.

Cleaner transportation

Support reliable, efficient movement with lower long-term environmental cost.

Trees and natural systems

Protect and expand urban trees, ravines and natural resilience.

Resilient infrastructure

Maintain water, energy, transportation and building systems before failure.

Local food systems

Enable private operators and research partners to use infrastructure more productively.

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