Episode 5

Reducing our emissions, one step at a time!

In Canada, transportation produces 27% of our national emissions, and homes and buildings produce 13%... but, there are things we can do to shrink those numbers!

In this episode of What On EARTH Can We Do? we chat with The Calgary Region Airshed Zone and Solar Alberta to learn all about emissions: what they are, why they exist, and what we can do as individuals to reduce them!

In this episode:

04:25 - discover how air quality is monitored 

11:40 - learn how you can reduce your emissions

17:51 - how does solar reduce emissions?

18:40 - how much does installing solar panels cost?

22:06 - top three tips for people who are looking to install solar

25:17 - five energy conservation methods you may not have considered

About our guests:

The Calgary Region Airshed Zone (CRAZ)

CRAZ is a non-profit located in Calgary, Alberta. They monitor, analyze, and provide information on air quality and develop strategies to manage air quality issues within the Calgary Regional Airshed Zone.

Solar Alberta

Solar Alberta is a non-profit educational organization located in Edmonton, Alberta. They provide free educational events, training and classes, exhibits, school presentations, public demonstrations, consulting services, and media appearances.

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About the Podcast

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What On EARTH Can We Do?
Join us as we chat with Alberta's environmental leaders to unpack environmental topics and figure out what on earth we can do to take action against climate change and protect our environment!

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Alberta Emerald Foundation

The Alberta Emerald Foundation is a registered charity with the unique mission of accelerating environmental excellence by identifying and celebrating Alberta’s visionary leaders and by sharing best practices through the power of compelling educational narratives.

Through our educational narratives and celebration of Alberta’s environmental leaders, we’re building a future where all Albertans advance environmental excellence where they live, work, and play