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Cool Cities CanadaAll over Canada, communities are taking action to help solve global warming. From hybrid vehicle fleets, to green buildings, and homes powered with renewable energy, local governments are moving forward with innovative energy solutions that curb global warming, save taxpayer dollars, and create healthier cities. These local leaders are moving Canada toward a safer and more secure future. 
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 Interested in helping your city become a "cool city"? It's easy! Click here for details and you'll be on your way to helping your city be Cool! Featured Cool CitiesSan Jose, CAThe City of San Jose is cool because it signed and ratified the US Mayors Climate Protection Agreement this past March, and in early June the City Council unanimously passed greenhouse gas reduction g
Ottawa, ONOttawa Takes the Next Step to Reduce Potent Greenhouse Gases! On Sept 21, 2009, the City of Ottawa finally launched its expanded Green Bin program, which will collect food scraps and other household
Surrey, BCSurrey is already rather cool with over 500 parks, greenbelts and nature trails; a great recycling and waste management program; and ongoing awarness raising campaigns for the protection of our enviro
Detroit, MIThe US Mayors Climate Agreement has been signed. We are kicking off the Cool Cities campaign in Detroit to reduce the energy impact of the city. Please contact us to find out more! If you're intere
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