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Publications in topic: Climate Change » Energy conservation

Climate Change: Creating Solutions for Our Future: Kit

This kit is a curriculum-linked climate change unit that will help teachers improve their students' awareness and understanding of climate change. It is composed of 6 lessons on these topics: history of climate change, the impacts of climate change, and human interactions. Each has a number of activities with teacher guides and copy sheets for student materials.
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Energy Efficiency Information Kit

Your energy rebate provides a good opportunity to invest in energy-efficiency. Taking a few simple actions can add up to big savings while reducing greenhouse gas emissions, pollution and other effects on the environment.
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Energy Saving Tips for Kids

Climate change is an issue that everyone, young or old, needs to take seriously. Climate change refers to the longer-term changes in global temperature and weather that may be resulting from extra greenhouse gases we are putting into the atmosphere. Things we do everyday, such as using electricity or driving a car, produce greenhouse gases that end up in our atmosphere. Scientists are concerned that we are putting too many of these greenhouse gases in our atmosphere, due to human activities like our heavy use of energy. These extra greenhouse gases are upsetting the natural balance that has existed in our atmosphere for thousands of years and may be causing the earth to "heat up."
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Fuel Consumption Guide

Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) in partnership with Transport Canada and vehicle manufacturers. The Office of Energy Efficiency at NRCan thanks the Association of International Automobile Manufacturers of Canada (AIAMC) and the Canadian Vehicle Manufacturers’ Association (CVMA) for their assistance in the production and distribution of the 2005 Fuel Consumption Guide. Special thanks are extended to Transport Canada for collecting and verifying the fuel consumption data provided by vehicle manufacturers and used in this Guide.
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