Climate Change is happening, and the time for action is now. The good news is that everyone can find ways to help Manitoba reach the provincial GHG emission reduction target and help fight climate change. The first step is to measure your GHG emissions so you can see where they come from. Once you know your carbon footprint you can start making changes to reduce your emissions. Follow the links below to find a suite of tools that will help you learn how your actions influence climate change and what alternatives are available to you.

Residents

Collectively, families and individuals contribute a large portion of Manitoba’s GHG emissions. Activities like personal transportation, home heating, and electricity use lead to GHG emission. These are necessary parts of our lives but can be more climate friendly. There are still many things Manitobans can do to minimize their impact on the environment.

Go to the Residents Section to find out more ››

Groups & Businesses

Organizations of all kinds produce GHG emissions through their activities. Large multi-national corporations and local small businesses all have a role to play in reducing GHG emissions.

Go to the Groups & Businesses Section to find out more ››

Emission-Reducing Projects

Emission-reducing projects include a wide diversity of climate change solutions that involve a plan to either reduce the emissions of an existing activity or capture existing GHGs. These are usually large projects that are implemented by big organizations.

Go to the Project Toolbox Section to find out more ››