We can grow more responsibly

11.09.2007 - 16:34

Clean, reliable green energy is critical to Ontario’s economy and quality of life.

Ontario is blessed with a wealth of renewable energy, yet renewables are a very small portion of our total energy supply.

Energy
Environmental Health
Agriculture
Forests

In the next 50 years, we need to reduce and eventually eliminate our dependence on fossil and nuclear fuels to reduce our emissions of greenhouse gases and to prepare safely for declining supplies of oil and gas. Moving to renewable energy sources will save us from the instability of price fluctuations and the unreliable availability of fuel. Renewable sources by definition use local energy such as wind and sun, which are not dependent on political or market forces. This will lead to a more reliable and affordable energy supply.

The Green Party of Ontario has a comprehensive plan to address our energy needs for electricity, heating, transportation and industrial uses, while putting health, climate change and sustainability first. The GPO will achieve this balance by addressing issues of supply and demand.



Spotlight

Spotlight | 16.03.2010

Calendar Contest - Submit Your Photos before April 30th!

The Green Party of Ontario is very excited to announce our first Calendar Contest!

Response to Throne Speech from Mike Schreiner, Leader of the Green Party of Ontario

Spotlight | 08.03.2010

Legislative Priorities for Current Session

Spotlight | 08.03.2010

Multimedia

Green TV | 03.03.2010

The New Economy and Green Industries

Sat, October 10, 2009, 1pm – 3pm New Kennedy Square Mall, 8630 Kennedy Rd., Markham

Mike Schreiner - Building a Prosperous Green Economy - Part 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5

Green TV | 03.12.2009

GPO Sustainability ad

Audio | 18.09.2007

Events

Saturday, Mar. 27

EARTH HOUR SUPER-DRIVE !

The Barrie Green Party is combining an E-Waste drive, a Clothing drive, and a Food drive.

Saturday, Mar. 27

Town Hall: Building Strong Communities

Barrie | 27.03.2010

Saturday, Mar. 27

Earth Hour Candlelight Vigil on Parliament Hill

Ottawa Centre | 27.03.2010