Here are some valuable resources that can help you learn about reducing your juice - energy conservation, reducing transportation use or climate change mitigation strategies!

Energy Conservation Sites for Homeowners and Small Businesses:

There is a great section about conservation on the Hydro One website as well an Appliance Calculator that will help you to get a better idea of just where in your house your electricity is going.

To find out about a similar project to Reduce the Juice done in the Caledon area as well as to connect to a great source of tips and a step by step guide to performing your own in-home audit visit the COOL Caledon website.

Click here to find out more about Energy star rating system for appliances as well as ENERGUIDE Home audits from the Natural Resources Canada website.

To find some conservation tips and see what people are doing to conserve electricity in Ontario cities outside of Dufferin county visit the PowerWise website.

To take a look at some energy conservation tips given by the provincial government please visit the Ministry of Energy website.

To Learn about how to start to conserve energy in your small business click here to find out more about the Clean Air Foundation's Cool Shops program.

Climate Change Information:

To learn more about how to reduce your CO2 emissions and get involved in the fight against climate change visit the WWF Save Our Climate web site.

Transportation and Climate Change:

For more information on how to reduce your greenhouse gas emissions related to transportation please see Natural Resources Canada's ecoENERGY for Personal Vehicles site here.

Other Organizations that are working on exciting and positive projects:

SWITCH – solar and wind initiatives towards change: another youth-led organization looking to make a positive global environmental change. They have already installed solar panels on a school in Toronto and are looking to do more. Click here to find out more about SWITCH .

Add it Up

This new website by the MOE that shows you your carbon footprint based on your lifestyle and offers great, convenient ways to reduce it - because it all adds up! http://additupontario.ca/