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You drive halfway across Ontario to enter the sustainable energy sweepstakes. You arrive at the Ministry of Northern Development and Mines and the parking lot is completely jammed with BMWs

The Count Me In! Community Challenge, taking place between now and August 14, the anniversary of the North American blackout in 2003, is now underway.

The Count Me In! Community Challenge is underway between now and August 14th, the anniversary of the North American blackout in 2003.The Count Me In! Community Challenge actually comprises two challenges:
* The highest percentage drop in electricity consumption on August 14, and
* The highest per capita participation in the Count Me In! pledge drive between now and August 14.

Canada stopped nuclear co-operation with India in 1974 after its government used plutonium from a Canadian reactor to build an atomic bomb.The international community lifted a three-decade ban on nuclear trade with India last September - even though India still refuses to sign the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty.photo by: epicfireworks

The following materials provide all the information you'll need to give a Peak Oil presentation in your area.

It is the most anticipated construction project the region has seen in years, and likely the largest that will be seen for decades in this area.photo by: backintheworld

This type of consumption tracking is entirely new to many businesses and consumers. Steps taken now to develop in-house capabilities or forming outside partnerships to account for carbon emissions will ensure the long-term success of your organization

According to Sudbury Hydro, Earth Hour reduced Sudbury's energy consumption by three megawatts Saturday night.

the City of Greater Sudbury is launching a new library loan program of two energy monitoring devices:

* Kill-a-Watt Meters, and
* PowerCost Monitors

in recognition that even during Earth Hour homes and businesses still consume some power (for things like refrigeration),Vaughan Mills will purchase enough clean, green power from Bullfrog to power the equivalent of every home in the City of Vaughan for Earth Hour. photo by: dodo anji

Ontario-based Bruce Power Ltd. is pushing to bring the first nuclear reactors to Alberta and Saskatchewan.

Should clean energy be distributed energy made locally and connected to a smart grid, or should it be gathered from the windiest and sunniest places on the planet and shipped to us in giant new super grids?

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