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National Sweater Day
One third of climate change emissions could be eradicated by energy conservation and efficiency. If every Canadian turned down their thermostat by two degrees in the winter, 2.2 megatonnes of carbon dioxide per year could be saved a year – the equivalent of taking about 350,000 cars off of the road!
National Sweater Day, approaching its third year, calls on Canadians to turn down the heat wherever they are on February 9 and demonstrate that they’ve taken action by sporting a sweater.
The campaign is a fun, money-saving, easy way to get involved in energy conservation dialogue and action. Wearing a sweater is a symbolic gesture to show support for decision makers to make structural changes in Canada’s energy landscape. We all want to be connected to a bigger conversation about the solutions to climate change, and a huge part of that is how we use energy.
Join us on February 9 and keep warm while keeping the planet cool.
National Sweater Day, approaching its third year, calls on Canadians to turn down the heat wherever they are on February 9 and demonstrate that they’ve taken action by sporting a sweater.
The campaign is a fun, money-saving, easy way to get involved in energy conservation dialogue and action. Wearing a sweater is a symbolic gesture to show support for decision makers to make structural changes in Canada’s energy landscape. We all want to be connected to a bigger conversation about the solutions to climate change, and a huge part of that is how we use energy.
Join us on February 9 and keep warm while keeping the planet cool.
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National Sweater Day - February 9th
Earth Hour
Thank you for making WWF's Earth Hour a success! Once again, millions of Canadians joined the world's largest voluntary action. Together, we sent a strong message about climate change and the need for clean-energy solutions.
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CN Tower Climb
Spring into action this April by taking part in our 22nd Annual Canada Life CN Tower Climb. Take the Team Challenge with your co-workers on Thursday, April 19th or climb with friends and family on Saturday, April 21st.
Register early as spots are limited. There are great fundraising prizes and incentives to be won! Visit wwf.ca/cntowerclimb to learn more, register and fundraise!
Register early as spots are limited. There are great fundraising prizes and incentives to be won! Visit wwf.ca/cntowerclimb to learn more, register and fundraise!
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Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup
The 18th annual Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup was another hugely successful year! Thank you to the 56,000+ people who came out to help 1665 shorelines across the country this year. The program is proud to be Canada’s largest community based shoreline cleanup, providing Canadians with a great way to join with friends, family, colleagues, and the community to make a positive difference on the environment.
