Shining Light Where It's Needed
You may have your own sustainability projects and priorities in mind, projects that will fit within the Sustainable Orillia mandate and which may benefit from SO funding, communications and resourcing.
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McIsaac believes good progress has been made on a number of fronts; however, he strongly emphasized the need to take more action and to take it further
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It appears, however, the lack of action to date by national and state or provincial governments—including Canada’s—means a much higher rise in temperature is likely.
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Some contractors may claim heat pumps don’t work well in Orillia’s climate and are still interested in installing gas equipment. But, there are an increasing number of installers experienced in heat pumps.
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ShareBy Gord Ball – Special to SUNonline/Orillia As another Orillia winter approaches, many local cyclists are putting their bikes away
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Even in years with lower revenues, the OPGC still made money. There are utilities that don’t make money.
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The SO report estimates that, by 2050, Orillia will need to produce an additional 62 MW of green electricity to offset residual carbon emissions from its other sources of electrical generation.
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Sustainable Orillia hopes that you are all enjoying this magnificent fall and we wish you all a very happy World Migratory Bird Day October 14.
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Jocelyn believes the environmental sector holds potential for growth and continuous learning, and we are delighted to be part of her journey.
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Rick was nominated for a Best Blues Album Juno, and has been nominated for a Maple Blues Award and a Canadian Folk Music Award. I’ve seen Rick several times and not only are his songs very good, his between songs stories are humourous.
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